Patient Monitor V15e Brightfield Healthcare

Patient Monitor V15e Brightfield Healthcare for Intensive Care

The Patient Monitor V15e Brightfield Healthcare is a modular multiparameter bedside monitoring system intended for continuous observation of patients in intensive care units, operating rooms and emergency departments.

Its 15.6-inch colour TFT display provides a clear presentation of physiological parameters, numerical measurements and real-time graphical trends. The monitor combines cardiac analysis functions, perfusion assessment, patient data storage and connectivity with central monitoring systems.

The modular design also allows the monitoring configuration to be expanded with optional measurement modules according to the requirements of the clinical department.

15.6-Inch Display for Vital Sign Monitoring

The V15e features a 15.6-inch flat-panel TFT display with a wide viewing angle. The screen presents up to 10 colour-coded graphical trends in real time alongside large numerical indicators.

This arrangement allows medical staff to observe several physiological measurements simultaneously and review changes in patient condition during ongoing monitoring.

The user interface includes a clearly organized menu hierarchy for accessing monitoring settings and frequently used functions.

ECG Monitoring and Cardiac Analysis

The Patient Monitor V15e provides functions for ST-segment analysis, arrhythmia analysis and pacemaker detection.

ST-segment analysis supports the observation of changes in the electrocardiographic ST segment, while arrhythmia analysis provides additional information about cardiac rhythm patterns.

The pacemaker detection function helps clinicians recognize pacing activity during electrocardiographic monitoring.

These functions assist in patient observation but do not replace clinical assessment or the interpretation of diagnostic ECG examinations.

Perfusion Index and Pleth Variability Index

The V15e supports the determination of Perfusion Index (PI) and Pleth Variability Index (PVI).

PI provides information related to the strength of the pulsatile signal at the measurement site. PVI describes variations in the plethysmographic waveform over time.

These indices provide additional monitoring information that may be considered alongside other physiological measurements and the patient’s clinical condition.

The interpretation of PVI depends on clinical circumstances, including respiratory conditions and the limitations of the measurement technology.

Optional Monitoring Modules for Extended Clinical Applications

The modular construction of the Brightfield V15e allows additional monitoring functions to be included according to the selected equipment configuration.

Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring (IBP)

The optional IBP module supports invasive arterial pressure measurement using compatible pressure transducers and accessories. This function is intended for clinical situations requiring continuous invasive blood pressure monitoring.

Capnography (EtCO₂)

An optional capnography module allows the measurement of end-tidal carbon dioxide. EtCO₂ monitoring provides additional respiratory information during patient care and procedures requiring ventilation assessment.

Bispectral Index Monitoring (BIS)

The optional BIS module provides processed EEG-derived information that may assist clinicians in assessing hypnotic effects during anesthesia when used according to the applicable clinical protocol.

Neuromuscular Monitoring (NMT)

An optional neuromuscular monitoring module supports assessment of neuromuscular function during procedures involving neuromuscular blocking agents.

The availability of these modules and the required accessories should be confirmed when selecting the monitor configuration.

120-Hour Monitoring Data Storage

The V15e includes internal memory capable of storing up to 120 hours of graphical and numerical monitoring data.

This allows medical personnel to review recorded patient information and examine changes in monitored parameters over an extended period.

The monitor also includes patient file management functions for organizing monitoring information during clinical use.

Central Monitoring and Wireless Connectivity

The Patient Monitor V15e supports wireless network operation and connection to a compatible central monitoring station.

Centralized monitoring allows information from connected bedside monitors to be viewed within a hospital monitoring system, depending on the installed network configuration.

These functions support the organization of continuous patient observation across clinical departments.

Removable Battery for Continuous Monitoring

The V15e supports autonomous operation from a removable rechargeable battery.

Battery operation allows monitoring to continue when an external power supply is temporarily unavailable, subject to the battery condition and operating requirements.

This feature is useful when equipment must remain operational during patient movement or temporary interruptions to mains power.

Key Features and Benefits

• 15.6-Inch TFT Display: Large colour screen with a wide viewing angle for observing patient measurements.
• 10 Real-Time Graphical Trends: Simultaneous display of up to 10 colour-coded physiological trends and numerical indicators.
• Advanced Cardiac Analysis: ST-segment analysis, arrhythmia analysis and pacemaker detection.
• PI and PVI Assessment: Additional perfusion-related information derived from the plethysmographic signal.
• Optional Monitoring Modules: Expandable configuration with IBP, EtCO₂, BIS and neuromuscular monitoring.
• 120-Hour Data Memory: Internal storage of graphical and numerical patient monitoring records.
• Central Monitoring Connection: Wireless networking and compatibility with central patient monitoring systems.
• Removable Rechargeable Battery: Autonomous operation when external power is temporarily unavailable.

Clinical Applications

The Patient Monitor V15e Brightfield Healthcare is intended for medical departments requiring continuous multiparameter patient observation and access to physiological monitoring information.

• Intensive Care Units: Continuous observation of patient vital signs and physiological trends.
• Operating Rooms: Multiparameter monitoring during surgical procedures and anesthesia.
• Emergency Departments: Observation of physiological parameters during emergency assessment and treatment.
• Postoperative Care: Monitoring of patient condition during recovery after surgical procedures.

The exact monitoring capabilities depend on the selected modules, connected sensors and equipment configuration.

To purchase the Patient Monitor V15e Brightfield Healthcare, contact MedExim for information about available configurations, optional monitoring modules, accessories and connection to a central monitoring station.