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NIPE Monitor

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Overview of NIPE Technology
NIPE technology provides an objective assessment of the nociception/analgesia balance in neonates and young infants, facilitating individualized care. It continuously evaluates the parasympathetic component of the autonomic nervous system, applicable from extremely premature babies (around 26 weeks gestation) to infants up to two years old. The technology utilizes the electrocardiogram from existing patient monitors, eliminating the need for additional sensors.

Benefits of NIPE Technology

Continuous and non-invasive measurement of parasympathetic activity.
Evaluation of prolonged pain using NIPEm.
Assessment of acute nociception with NIPEi.
Evaluation of comfort and NIDCAP process.

Technical Specifications

Power Requirements: 100-250 VAC through AC power adapter, 50Hz mains frequency, 49W AC power consumption, 12V DC input with 60W consumption.
Output: UART interface for export protocol, USB interface for data export.
Screen: Color Liquid Crystal, 200 mm size, 800 x 600 pixels resolution, 173 x 130 mm active viewing area.
Connector: AC input via Jack DC 3-pin power connector, Sub-D9 connector for real-time data export, USB connector for data and snapshot export, 6-pin circular connector for multiparametric link.
Environmental Conditions: Fanless convection cooling, operating temperature 5°C to 35°C, storage temperature -20°C to 60°C, operating and storage relative humidity >15% and <95% non-condensing, operating and storage altitude 480 hPa to 1066 hPa.
Dimensions and Weight: Monitor dimensions 27 x 24.7 x 14.5 cm, weight 1.83 kg.

Compliance and Manufacturing
NIPE Monitor V1 is a class IIa medical device manufactured by MDoloris Medical Systems, with CE evaluation by Bureau Veritas Italy (1370). The NIPE Monitor V1 name and logo are registered trademarks.

Catalog excerpts

MEASURE THE ANS CONTROL NOCICEPTION IMPROVE OUTCOMES NIPE Monitor Newborn Infant Parasympathetic Evaluation The NIPE technology provides an objective way to assess the nociception/analgesia balance for neonates and young infants, allowing care to be individualized. NIPE offers a continuous assessment of the parasympathetic component of the autonomic nervous system in neonates and young infants. This unique technology is proven to work with extremely premature babies, from around 26 weeks gestation, through to infants up to two years of age. The NIPE is based on the electrocardiogram taken from the patient monitor in use and does not require additional patient sensors. NIPE technology benefits: Continuous and non-invasive measurement of parasympathetic activty Julien De Jonckheere et al . Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing 2019. Evaluation of acute nociception with NIPEi Frank Weber F, et al. Paediatr Anaesth. 2019 Feb 21. Evaluation of prolonged pain with NIPEm Evaluation of confort and NIDCAP process Buyuktiryaki M et al. Korean J Pediatr 2018. Butruille 2017 Infant Behav Dev. Alexandre et al. Arch Pediatr. 2013.

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NIPE Monitor Technical Specifications General Parameter Power Requirements 100-250 VAC through AC power adapter Mains Frequency Output Parameter Export Protocol UART interface Data Export Environmental Parameter Cooling Method Temperature Operating Storage Relative Humidity Operating Storage Altitude Operating Storage Dimensions Monitor (with collet fixture) Weight Monitor (with collet fixture) Connector Parameter Jack DC 3-pin power connector Export (monitor) Sub-D9 connector to export data in real time Data Export (Monitor) USB connector to export data and snapshot to USB stick Multi parametric...

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NIPE Monitor

NIPE Monitor

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