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CTG Machine – NSL CMS800G Contec (China)

195,000.00

195,000.00

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CTG Machine – NSL CMS800G Contec (China)

195,000.00

Introduction

Fetal Monitor can real-time acquire FHR, TOCO and FMOV, which can provide reference data for clinical use. It can be used individually or connected with central monitoring system in obstetrical department to form a network monitoring system.

 

Main Features

■Compact design, it can be placed horizontally or hung on the wall.

■Color LCD, 60° convertible screen

■Display monitoring curve and data clearly

■Area mark for normal FHR(120 BPM~160 BPM).

■Manual record for fetal movement.

■Alarm for abnormal FHR

■Real-time monitoring for continuous 24 hours.

■Storage, playback and print the monitoring curve for continuous 12 hours.

■Optional interface languages: Chinese and English.

■Optional twins monitoring.

■9-crystal and broad beam transducer.

■Extra long-life and high-resolution built-in thermal printer.

■Communicate with central monitoring system by the built-in RJ45.

 

Description

CTG Machine is a technical means of recording the fetal heartbeat and the uterine contractions during pregnancy. The machine used to perform the monitoring is called a cardiotocograph, more commonly known as an electronic fetal monitor (EFM).

Fetal monitoring was invented by Doctors Alan Bradfield, Orvan Hess and Edward Hon. A refined (antepartal, non-invasive, beat-to-beat) version (cardiotocograph) was later developed for Hewlett Packard by Konrad Hammacher.

CTG monitoring is widely used to assess fetal wellbeing.[1] A review found that in the antenatal period (before labour) there is no evidence to suggest that monitoring women with high-risk pregnancies benefits the mother or baby although research around this is old and should be interpreted with caution.[1] The same review found that computerised CTG machines resulted in lower numbers of baby deaths than the traditional CTG machines (as shown in picture). More up-to-date research is needed to provide more information around this practice.[1]

CTG monitoring can sometimes lead to medical interventions which are not necessarily needed.[1] Fetal vibroacoustic stimulation (sound played to the unborn baby through the mother’s abdomen) has been used to provoke the baby into being more active.[2] This can improve their CTG monitoring so that the mother does not have to be monitored for as long.[2] However the safety of this technique has not been fully assessed; hearing impairment, stress reactions and other effects should be investigated before this technique is used widely.

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