The principles of transcutaneous monitoring

Transcutaneous monitoring is a useful trending tool to monitor oxygenation (tcpO2) and ventilation (tcpCO2) status non-invasively.

Transcutaneous monitoring is the method to use in patients who have a need for continuous and non-invasive monitoring of oxygenation and ventilation. Through a sensor applied to the body, blood gases diffusing through the skin can be detected and measured.

Transcutaneous monitoring is a useful trending tool to monitor oxygenation (tcpO2) and ventilation (tcpCO2) status non-invasively. It provides vital real-time information, allowing you to take immediate action when needed to improve patient safety and comfort.

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Radiometer TCM monitors report changes in oxygen uptake, carbon dioxide pressure, transport and release as reflected in tcpO2 and tcpCO2 values.

All of Radiometer's TCM monitors include on-board tutorials and user-guided messages to simplify operation. They are small and easily portable, with a built-in battery that allows for monitoring of patients even during transport.

An integrated data memory allows for downloading of patient measurements to a PC or export to a USB stick for detailed analysis on a PC.  

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