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Patient Monitor Contec 9000 & Nibp/Spo2/Temp/ECG

The CMS9000 Vital Signs Monitor features a 12.1” color TFT display with up to 8 waveform channels, providing real-time multi-parameter monitoring for adults, pediatrics, and neonates. It includes arrhythmia analysis, pacemaker detection, S-T segment analysis, and 72-hour trend data storage. Lightweight, portable, and equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery, it ensures reliable patient monitoring in hospitals and clinics.

Description

CMS9000 Vital Signs Monitor

Model Code: MHE-PM9000

Overview:

The CMS9000 Vital Signs Monitor is a high-performance multi-parameter patient monitor designed for adult, pediatric, and neonatal use. Featuring a 12.1” color TFT screen with up to 8 waveform channels, this lightweight and portable monitor delivers accurate real-time monitoring with a built-in rechargeable battery. It supports up to 10 monitoring parameters, including arrhythmia analysis, pacemaker detection, and S-T segment analysis, making it an essential tool for hospitals and critical care settings.

Key Features:

  • 12.1” Color TFT Display with up to 8 waveform channels for clear and detailed monitoring.
  • Lightweight & Portable Design with a built-in rechargeable battery for mobility.
  • Multi-Parameter Monitoring: Supports up to 10 vital signs parameters.
  • Advanced ECG Analysis: Includes arrhythmia detection, pacemaker detection, and S-T segment analysis.
  • Data Storage & Review: Stores 72 hours of trend data and 40-second holographic waveform review.
  • Built-in Recorder (Optional) for instant data printing.
  • Comprehensive Patient Monitoring: Suitable for adults, pediatrics, and neonates.
  • Defibrillation & Electrosurgical Protection to ensure patient safety.

The CMS9000 Vital Signs Monitor is a reliable, feature-rich solution for hospitals and clinics, offering advanced monitoring capabilities, long-term data storage, and patient safety protections in critical care environments.