Nihon Kohden · Patient monitoring
Life Scope E5
BSM-2500
Bedside monitor from the BSM-2500 series, available with a 10.1, 12.1 or 15.6-inch screen; with iNIBP, synECi18, esCCO, EWS and ETCO₂ monitoring, among others.
- Screen sizes
- 10.1 / 12.1 / 15.6 inch
- Blood pressure
- iNIBP and PWTT-triggered NIBP
- CO₂
- ETCO₂ with cap-ONE sensor
- Price
- On quote
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The Life Scope E5 (BSM-2500) is a bedside monitor from Nihon Kohden with a 10.1, 12.1 or 15.6-inch screen. The device offers, among other things, iNIBP, PWTT-triggered NIBP measurement, synECi18, esCCO, ETCO₂ monitoring with the cap-ONE sensor, Glasgow Coma Scale and Early Warning Score.
The monitor supports interbed display and data output to the electronic patient record (EPR) system via a gateway.
Specifications
- Type
- Bedside monitor, BSM-2500 series (Life Scope E5)
- Screen sizes
- Available in three screen sizes: 15.6 inch, 12.1 inch and 10.1 inch
- Areas of use
- Emergency department, intensive care, step-down/nursing ward and isolation room
- Large Numerics Screen
- Display with large numbers, so that vital signs can be read from a distance
- Interbed
- The condition of a patient can be monitored from another monitor in the network; display of multiple beds or of one bed
- Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
- Supports the assessment of the severity and urgency of the patient's neurological condition
- Early Warning Score (EWS)
- Supports the assessment of the risk of deterioration; the EWS trend and score can be seen on the home screen. Parameters: respiratory rate, body temperature and systolic blood pressure.
- ECG: synECi18
- Shows additional information about the right ventricle and the posterior wall from a standard 12-lead ECG: 6 additional synthesised leads (syn-V3R, syn-V4R, syn-V5R, syn-V7, syn-V8, syn-V9), without an additional procedure
- NIBP: iNIBP
- Detects systolic and diastolic pressure during cuff inflation.
- NIBP: PWTT-triggered
- Based on Pulse Wave Transit Time, the systolic pressure is estimated; if it exceeds the alarm limit, an NIBP measurement is started automatically
- Haemodynamics: esCCO
- Non-invasive trend monitoring of cardiac output (estimated Continuous Cardiac Output), derived from the Pulse Wave Transit Time from the ECG and pulse oximetry signal
- CO₂: ETCO₂
- ETCO₂ monitoring in intubated and non-intubated patients with the cap-ONE mainstream CO₂ sensor; no sampling tubes needed
- Data access and output
- Nihon Kohden gateway solution for access to patient data and data output for integration with the electronic patient record (EPR) system
- Installation
- Adjustable screen angle of 5° (installation at eye level) and 12° (installation below eye level); cable hook for coiled cables when moving the monitor; can be hung on a bed rail
- Other specifications
- On request. Ask us for the full technical data of this model.
Documents
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- Network and Wi-Fi
- The condition of a patient can be monitored from another monitor on the network; display of several beds or of one bed.
- Interfaces (HL7, PACS, ADT)
- Nihon Kohden gateway solution for access to patient data and data output for integration with the EPR (EMR).
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Installation and instruction
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Training
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Inspection and maintenance
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Remote support
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