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Philips Avalon FM30 M2703a
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Philips Avalon FM30 M2703a Features The Avalon FM30 Fetal Monitor offers an extensive set of external and internal fetal parameters, such as ultrasound, direct fetal heart rate, toco and intrauterine pressure, as well as maternal pulse rate, and ECG, with optional SpO2 and blood pressure. View maternal and fetal ECG waves on the large, colorful display. The Avalon FM30 fetal monitor also offers an extensive set of external and internal fetal parameters, such as ultrasound, direct fetal heart rate, toco and intrauterine pressure, as well as maternal pulse rate, and ECG, with optional SpO2 and blood pressure. View maternal and fetal ECG waves on the large, colorful display Not only can the Avalon FM20 and FM30 monitor triplets, these advanced and compact fetal monitors are also simply smart enough to provide all the information you need to care for your patients: Crisp and clear intuitive color touchscreen with large numerics and graphics Backup memory for seamless monitoring LAN interface for compatibility with hospital IT networks and access to additional system capabilities Smart transducers with auto-recognition simplify operation Transducer plug and play with automatic screen layout to focus on the patient, not the system Data buffer with multi-patient handling for random printout Cross-channel verification of maternal and fetal heart rates Philips Avalon FM30 M2703a Specifications Weight Weight without battery option 11.2 pounds/5.1 kg Weight with battery option 11.7 pounds/5.3 kg Battery Operating time (optional) Up to four hr General Care stage Intrapartum Patient type Fetal and maternal Waveforms Not for diagnostic use DECG, MECG Display Monitor screen display 6.5 in/16.51 cm Touchscreen operation Standard Parameters External fetal parameters US/Toco Twin capability Standard Triplets capability Optional Internal fetal parameters DECG, IUP Smart Pulse technology Standard Cross channel verification Standard Fetal movement profile Standard Interfaces PS/2 interfaces Optional System interface (optional) Serial, LAN Readings NST trace interpretation (optional) Up to three Fetal Heart Rates (FHR) NST timer Standard Data Storage Data buffer Up to one hr
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General Information About Fetal Monitors Fetal Monitoring Fetal monitoring is extensively used in birthing facilities for measuring fetal well being and assessing labor progress. Electronic Fetal Monitors are used to detect and trace the fetal heart rate and uterine contractions. These are usually monitored at the same time however, each one can be obtained separately. Terminology used for Fetal Monitors Ultrasound(U/S Transducer): A transducer is placed on the abdomen to direct an ultrasonic beam towards the fetal heart and to sense Doppler shifted echoes created by moving cardiac structures. Uterine Activity(Toco or U/A Transducer): Uterine contractions are recorded from a pressure-sensitive device that is placed on the abdomen and held by a lightweight stretchable band or belt. Different features in Fetal Monitors Monitoring Modes: Antepartum: occurring or existing before birth; "the prenatal period”. Parameters to be considered: Fetal Heart Rate(U/S) Uterine Activity(U/A) Intrapartum: Occurring during labor and delivery. Parameters to be considered: Fetal ECG Intrauterine Pressure Catheter (IUPC)