The AutoMed 3400C Ambulatory Infusion Pump is an electronic device for delivering continuous chemotherapy. Small-sized, simple to use and electronically accurate, the new AutoMed 3400C pump enables attractive pricing for continuous infusion of anticancer drugs in hospitals, physician offices and patients’ homes.

Eclipse Integrated Treatment Planning supports multiple image modalities including CT, MR, PET and SPECT. Images can be fused automatically or manually and blended as desired. Multiple image modalities can be used throughout the virtual simulation and treatment planning processes.

The SureTouch Visual Mapping System for electronically documenting clinical breast exam results enhances and quantifies the operator's sense of touch during manual palpation in breast cancer screening.

The UltraWire One-Handed Breast Localization Device from INRAD facilitates the precise marking of breast lesions under ultrasound guidance. The device, with its preloaded wire design, allows for the wire deployment with one hand while the other hand holds the transducer. This allows for continuous imaging and accurate placement of the wire. The probe does not have to be set down to deploy the wire, nor does another person have to step in to help in deployment. The needle retracts into the handle after use to help minimize the chance of accidental needle sticks, as well.

A new method known as Cardiac Contractility Modulation (CCM), in which nonexcitatory impulses are delivered to the heart during a period of time called the absolute refractory period (ARP), is used in the new Optimizer III system.
The system is designed to deliver electrical impulses to the heart for treatment of moderate to severe heart failure.

Once it is attached and zeroed, the AbViser AutoValve allows intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) monitoring to occur without the need to clamp or turn valves.

The Omega XP Laser System, a low-level laser that could help in the treatment of pain and smoking addiction, has been awarded FDA approval for use in treating certain forms of musculoskeletal tissue pain, including tendonitis.
The system is a noninvasive, portable therapeutic medical laser designed to deliver low-level, pulsing light energy to the target tissue.

By controlling and managing temperature in critically ill patients, the noninvasive Arctic Sun temperature management system can potentially improve outcomes and reduce hospital costs.
The system circulates temperature-controlled water through specially formulated hydrogel pads that are adjustable to allow other interventions. Maintaining hypothermia and subsequent rewarming with the Arctic Sun may be faster and easier than conventional cooling methods and may require less staff time.

The Outlook Safety Infusion System is designed to ensure that patients receive the appropriate drug at the appropriate dose. DoseGuard technology notifies clinicians if institution-defined dose limits are exceeded. Patient safety is further enhanced with DoseScan pump-based bar code technology featuring automated checks and balances that augment the manual procedures commonly in use. With these combined technologies, the system helps reduce human error and enables hospitals to provide an unprecedented level of IV medication safety.

Integrating medical devices and information, Soarian Critical Care addresses clinical, financial and operational workflow challenges.
The solution streamlines processes as it collects bedside data from devices such as patient monitors and ventilators to create electronic documentation that integrates with the electronic health record (EHR). Providing centralized access to comprehensive, near real-time patient information, the system delivers enterprise-wide efficiency.

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