Product Description
DPM6™ and DPM7™ offer a broad range of patient monitoring capabilities in a robust, modular design. Specifically targeted to the operating room and post-operative areas, DPM6/7 present a powerful combination of advanced functionality and extraordinary value. With features such as ETCO2, 5-agent multi-gas analysis with auto-ID, extensive data storage and independent display support (DPM7 only), these monitors are packed with features to assist you in a wide range of cases. Beyond that, the high resolution, touchscreen displays provide the exceptional visibility and usability needed when monitoring patients in the anesthesia environment.
FEATURES
- 12.1″ High Resolution Touchscreen Display
- Wireless 2.4Ghz (802.11g)
- Defibrillator Synchronization
- 120-hours of graph and trends
- 48-hours of full disclosure waveform review
- NIBP recall for 1,000 most recent measurements
- Alarm event review for up to 100 physiological alarm episodes
- Alarm event review for up to 100 arrhythmia alarm episodes
- Connects to DPM CS central station or Panorama® Patient Monitoring Network
- Interfaces with Nurse Call Systems
- 5 built-in module slots
- 8 slot external module rack
- 3, 5 and 12 Lead ECG
- Arrhythmia and ST analysis
- Up to 8 invasive blood pressures
- Non-invasive blood pressure
- SPO2: DPM, Masimo® or Nellcor®
- CO2: DPM Sidestream or Oridion® Microstream
- Thermodilution cardiac output and can interface with Vigilance II®
- 2 Temperatures
- 3 Trace recorder
- BISTM
- Respiration
- Respiratory mechanics
- Multi-gas analysis
The DPM 6 offers a broad range of patient monitoring capabilities for mid and high acuity departments. Its design incorporates a 12.1″ touchscreen display and functionality to meet the demands of the ICU and OR, such as multi-vector Arrhythmia and ST analysis, Cardiac Output (CO), Continuous Cardiac Output (CCO/SVO2), CO2, up to 8 invasive blood pressures, 5-agent multi-gas analysis with auto-ID and data storage. Furthermore, a secondary monitor can be used to display the same information as shown on the DPM 6.