ANI MOC-9

ANI MOC-9

ANI MOC-9

Product catalog summary
Overview: The ANI MOC-9 is an advanced technology designed to measure parasympathetic tone, providing continuous evaluation of patient comfort levels. It uniquely assesses the balance between nociception and analgesia, aiding in predicting hemodynamic reactivity, titrating opioids, and reducing post-operative pain.
Benefits: The technology offers several benefits, including hemodynamic stability, reduced length of stay, diagnosis of hemodynamic events, and prediction of post-extubation pain. It is supported by various studies, including those by Jeanne M et al., Daccache G et al., and others.
Specifications: The ANI MOC-9 is a class IIa medical device with a CE evaluation by Bureau Veritas Italy. It features a single-use application site on the chest, with a maximum use duration of 24 hours and a shelf life of 2 years. The sensor is latex-free and operates within specific environmental conditions.
Physical Characteristics: The device measures 155.3 mm in length, 54 mm in width, and 22 mm in thickness, weighing 330 grams with cables.
Environmental Conditions: Operating conditions range from 5°C to 40°C with 10% to 95% humidity, while storage conditions range from -20°C to 60°C with 0% to 95% humidity.
Usage Instructions: To use, apply sensors on the patient’s chest, connect the ANI Sensor V1 PLUS to the ANI MOC-9 module, and then connect the module to one of the MOC-9 ports on the Root patient monitoring system.
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ANI MOC-9-1

MEASURE THE ANS CONTROL SURGICAL STRESS IMPROVE OUTCOMES ANI MOC-9 The Analgesia Nociception Index The ANI MOC-9 is an innovative technology providing a measure of the parasympathetic tone to continuously evaluate patient comfort levels. ANI is unique in using the sympathovagal the balance between nociception and analgesia. Benefits of ANI technology: Predict hemodynamic reactivity Jeanne M et al., Clin J Pain, 2014. Titrate opioids Daccache G et al., Anaesthesia Critical Care & Pain Medicine, 2016. Predict post-extubation pain Boselli E et al., British Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2013. Reduce post-operative pain Henry D. Upton, et al Anesthesia & Analgesia july 2017. Diagnose the etiology of a hemodynamic event Logier R, et al IEEE Proceedings 2011. Hemodynamic stability Reduce length of stay Daccache et al., Anaesthesia Critical Care & Pain Medicine, 2016. Ramos et al J Clin Monit Comput. 2020 Feb 28.

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ANI MOC-9-2

ANI Display Mean trend ANIm (averaged) Instantaneous Trend ANIi (instantaneous) Signal quality Energy value ANI Monitoring Root patient monitoring and connectivity hub offers plug and play monitoring with Masimo Open Connect TM(MOC-9TM) modules. 1 Apply sensors on the patient’s chest: • biggest sensor under the right clavicule • smallest sensor on the cardiac apex Connect the ANI Sensor V1 PLUS to an ANI MOC-9 module Connect the ANI MOC-9 module to one of three MOC-9 ports on Root ANI MOC-9 Module Specifications Physical characteristics Operating conditions Temperature at ambient humidity Weight...

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