Comen K22Pro Multi-parameter Patient Monitor for Intensive Care & Operation Room

Comen K22Pro Multi-parameter Patient Monitor for Intensive Care & Operation Room

 
 
► Brief Introduction
 

This is a large-screen patient monitor, model K22Pro, featuring a massive 22-inch display. It's primarily designed for critical medical settings such as ICUs, hybrid operating rooms, and intensive care units.

This monitor employs a modular architecture with a main unit and an independent expansion dock, capable of meeting the high-demand monitoring requirements of ICUs and other demanding environments, offering multiple uses in one unit.

The modular expansion dock, located independently below the screen, features multiple hot-swappable module slots. It supports flexible combinations of modules for invasive blood pressure monitoring, end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring, BIS anesthesia depth monitoring, SedLine brain function monitoring, intracranial pressure ICP monitoring, and cardiac output monitoring. Monitoring items can be added or removed as needed without replacing the entire unit. The dock also integrates a thermal printer for real-time output of critical condition trends, anesthesia records, and critical event reports.

 
 
► Features

1.Multi-parameter monitoring

In addition to the standard 5 parameters, it can be expanded to include multi-channel invasive pressure (AP, CVP, PA, ICP, intracranial pressure), EtCO2, brain function anesthesia depth monitoring, cardiac output (CO), and other functions, covering all critical care monitoring needs in cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, and general ICUs.

2.Intelligent critical care alarm

Alarms are tiered according to the severity level, and low-priority alarm sounds can be individually muted to avoid noise interference in the ICU ward; all alarm events can be archived for patient review. It supports three independent alarm threshold templates for adults, children, and newborns.

3.Ample memory

Local storage provides 168 hours of continuous trends for all parameters, permanently retaining all arrhythmias, intracranial hypertension, ventilation abnormalities, and critical events related to anesthesia depth; it automatically records intraoperative anesthesia administration and vital signs logs, supports batch PDF export, and on-site printing of complete anesthesia monitoring reports, meeting surgical record archiving standards.

4. In-Hospital Networking

The device features a built-in network cable interface and wireless module, allowing connection to the hospital's central monitoring system. Patient information can be retrieved with a single click, data synchronization is possible, and all monitoring records can be exported offline to a USB drive.

5. Strong Anti-Interference Filtering System

Multi-channel independent electromagnetic filtering algorithms are optimized for interference from high-frequency electrosurgical units, ventilators, and extracorporeal circulation equipment. Even with numerous instruments operating simultaneously during surgery, ECG, pressure, and brain function waveforms remain distortion-free and stable without drift.

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►FAQ
 

Q1: If the entire device is used on an ICU trolley for extended periods, will the long-term bending of the connecting cable between the base and the screen affect the signal?

A1: The included signal cable features multi-layer shielded anti-bending cable with a buffered connector. Regularly tidying the cable to avoid prolonged 90-degree bends and replacing the included signal cable annually can prevent poor contact.

Q2: After the built-in memory is full, will creating a new surgical patient record overwrite previous ICU inpatient cases?

A2: The device stores patient records in separate partitions based on patient ID and hospital number; historical cases will not be automatically overwritten. To free up storage space, you must manually archive or delete old patient files; otherwise, you cannot create new surgical patient records. It is recommended to export important surgical anesthesia records in advance to avoid loss.

Q3: Can the built-in printer integrated into the device base print when the screen is transported separately from the base?

A3: The printing module's power supply depends on the separate base; printing is not possible when the screen is transported alone. To print a complete monitoring report on-site, the screen must be connected to the extension base.

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