The MADgic laryngo-tracheal mucosal atomization device consists of a small atomizing tip at the end of an 8.5-inch long flexible applicator that is used for dispensing topical medications to the nose, mouth, throat, hypopharynx, larynx and trachea in a fine, gentle mist. It is an ideal airway device for delivering topical anesthetics prior to difficult/awake intubations, bronchoscopy, TEE and endoscopy.

The Propaq LT is a lightweight patient monitor that allows healthcare providers to extend continuous vital signs monitoring to a number of patients. Weighing less than two pounds, the monitor comes equipped with essential continuous monitoring capabilities.
It can be used in several bedside, transport and ambulatory applications, and it is deployable in areas in and outside the hospital.

The models 6202 and 6202D Stow-a-Weigh scales mount against walls, protruding only four inches when not in use. They are designed for stand-on weighing, patients in wheelchairs and patients on stretchers. They are particularly well suited for high traffic areas or where floor space is limited.

The cobas 6000 analyzer series provides laboratories with an integrated clinical chemistry (cobas c 501 analyzer) and immunoassay (cobas e 601 analyzer) testing platform as well as a small footprint and an easy-to-use interface.
The system delivers approximately 95 percent of a lab's typical testing mix of more than 130 assays, including substrates, enzymes, electrolytes, therapy drug monitoring, drugs of abuse testing, proteins, cardiac markers, thyroid, tumor markers, bone markers, fertility, anemia, diabetes and proteins.

The SafeSeal Hemostasis Patch topical wound dressing decreases the time it takes to control bleeding from the puncture made into a blood vessel to perform an endovascular procedure. Designed to assist manual pressure and complement invasive vessel closure techniques, the patch specifically targets the more than seven million diagnostic and therapeutic procedures performed annually in the U.S. for coronary and peripheral applications.

The Uni-Vent Eagle is a self-contained, portable ventilator developed for critical care. Weighing less than 13 pounds, the Eagle contains its own compressor and air/oxygen mixer (blender), graphics display, full complement of alarms and a fast startup sequence that allows operation to begin in three steps.
The ventilator contains features and delivers performance found in ventilators more than twice its size and weight, and offers operational simplicity and a coherent graphics display of patient data and device status.

To help surgeons and OR staff maintain a sterile field during bariatric surgeries, the Convertors Bariatric Surgical Drape is designed for use in gastric bypass and gastric banding procedures.

Horizon Emergency Care can improve the emergency department’s performance by enhancing communication among care team members, optimizing department workflow and ensuring appropriate reimbursement.
An integrated component of Horizon Clinicals, Horizon Emergency Care features patient tracking, knowledge-driven documentation and coding, electronic order/results communication, discharge information and management reporting.

By building applications on a single, consolidated database and unified data model, Cerner Millenium ensures scalability and communication across all care settings. As healthcare professionals run tests, make diagnoses, fill medications, administer care and remit bills, the system collects, shares and displays all critical information.
Cerner Millenium utilizes a shared database that consolidates nonrepetitive data, eliminating time-consuming duplication of data entry and fragmentation of records.

Amelior ED 2.0 manages patient information from triage to disposition. Designed by emergency clinicians, it incorporates category leading automatic tracking, computerized provider order entry and context-sensitive clinical decision support.
It is the first EDIS to embed automatic tracking within the system to provide real-time patient and asset location and tracking information while caregivers chart.

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