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SpirOx

Product catalog summary

Overview: The document describes a portable pulmonary function measurement instrument designed to measure vital capacity (VC), forced vital capacity (FVC), and maximum ventilator volume (MVV). It adheres to the ITS and ERS standards of the American Thoracic Society (ATS).

Specifications:

The device uses a pressure-flow sensor that is sensitive, precise, easy to clean, and durable.
It features a large monochrome LCD screen with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels.
Built-in memory can store up to 300 patient measurement results.
Automatic calibration and English operation for user convenience.
Includes a 110mm thermal printer for clear clinical reports.

Measurement Capabilities:

Vital Capacity (VC) measurement time: 50 seconds.
Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) measurement time: 25 seconds.
Maximum Ventilator Volume (MVV) measurement time: 12 seconds.

Technical Specifications:

Flow velocity detection via pressure gradient pneumatic flow sensor.
Capacity detection through flow velocity integral.
Capacity range: 0L to 9L; Flow velocity range: 0 to 14L/s.
Measurement accuracy: Capacity (0L to 1.6L ± 50ml, 6L to 9L ± 3%), Flow rate (5% or 0.2L/s).

Patient Information Input: The device allows input of patient ID, gender, age, height, weight, race, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric conditions.

Test Parameters:

VC Test: Measures vital capacity, maximum inspiration volume, or maximum exhalation volume.
FVC Test: Includes forced vital capacity, forced expiratory volumes at various intervals (FEV0.5, FEV1.0, FEV3.0), and related ratios.
MVV Test: Measures maximum voluntary ventilation and respiration rate.

Additional Features:

Paper recorder method: DOT matrix with a resolution of 8 d/mm and speed options of 25mm/s.
Wave channels: 1; Paper width: 110mm; Paper length: 15m.

Catalog excerpts

Desktop spirometer MVV FVC ATS VC ITS ERS The portable pulmonary function measurement instrument can be used to measure vital capacity (VC), forced vital capacity (FVC), Maximum Ventilator Volume (MVV). Measurement algorithm refers to the ITS, ERS standards of the American Thoracic Society (ATS)

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The portable pulmonary function measurement instrument can be used to measure: Vital capacity (V C), Forced vital capaci ximum Ventilator Volume (MVV). Measurement algorithm referto the ITS, ERS standards of the American Thoracic Socie s dopting pressure-flow sensor, sensitive, precise, easy to launder, clean and durable All parameters can be displayed on large screen(320 x 240), Built-in memory can store maximum 3 cases of patient measur 00 The instrument can calibrate automatically, all English operation, more convenient to operate 110mm thermal printer built-in, can print out a clear clinical...

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Patient informa- tion input Patient ID : ID No. . XXXXXXXXXX Gender : Gender . Age : Age . Height : Height . Weight : Weight . Race : Race . Temperature : Temperature . Humidity : Humidity . Atmospher Test Vital capacity, Maximum inspiration volume or Maximum exhalation volume : VC Tidal volume : TV Expiratory reserved volume : ERV Inspiratory reserved volume : IRV Inspiratory capacity : IC FVC Test Forced vital capacity : FVC Forced expiratory volume at 0.5sec : FEV0.5 Forced expiratory volume at 1sec : FEV1.0 Forced expiratory volume at 3sec : F expiratory volume1sec / Forced vital capacity...

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