The SDMS allows continuous monitoring of transcutaneous carbon dioxide tension (tcPCO2) and oxygen tensions (tcPO2) in neonates. Versatile sensor application (thorax, abdomen, back, low on forehead, inner or anterior aspect of tight) facilitates continuous measurement in virtually all clinical situations. 

The digital Sensors always stay in touch with your patient while safely measuring, supervising and controlling its temperature at the application site. The BMV Digital Monitoring System allows a safe “plug and play” measurement with safety temperature management features: institution-restrictable sensor temperature, site inspection requests and – if missed – automatic sensor temperature reduction.

You will always keep the sensor in touch with your patient, because the BMV Digital Monitoring System provides you with a very gentle sensor application solution. The sophisticated sensor temperature management concept described above is one of these gentle sensor application features. For the most gentle sensor application to your patient, the BMV's transcutaneous Sensor is extremely lightweight (less than 2,9 g), includes a highly-flexible cable, and keeps its full freedom of rotation if applied to the patient. Moreover, the neonatal attachment ring is devoted to the particular needs of neonatal skin: its design allows you a forceless sensor application and a smooth remove without damaging the sensitive skin when peeling off after monitoring. 

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