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CompuFlo

Product catalog summary

Overview: This document compares the traditional loss-of-resistance syringe technique with CompuFlo instruments for epidural procedures, highlighting the benefits and specifications of the latter.

Key Benefits:

Combines subjective tactile feel with objective Dynamic Pressure Sensing (DPS) to differentiate between true and false loss of resistance.
Does not increase procedural time compared to traditional techniques for labor and delivery.
Allows clinicians to perform epidural procedures with fewer attempts.
Detects subtle pressure changes four times per second, enhancing responsiveness to minor pressure changes.
Precisely controls the flow rate of fluid with real-time feedback based on exit pressure at the needle tip.
The CompuWave™ Display shows the pulsatile waveform in the epidural space, confirming needle and catheter placement.

Specifications:

CompuFlo Epidural Instrument Specifications are highlighted, though specific details are not provided in the text.
Catheter and adaptor are sold separately.

Catalog excerpts

*Catheter and adaptor sold separately Subjective tactile feel + objective DPS - differentiates between true loss and false loss of resistance No longer procedural time compared to the loss of resistance technique for labor and delivery. Detects subtle pressure changes four times a second, making it extremely responsive to minor pressure changes with real-time feedback, based on exit pressure at the needle tip Clinicians can successfully perform epidural procedures with fewer attempts The CompuWave™ Display shows the pulsatile waveform found in the needle and catheter placement See the Difference LOSS-OF-RESISTANCE SYRINGE VS. COMPUFLO INSTRUMENTS

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