Save lives with aEEG monitoring in the ICU/NICU Fighting Disease with Electronics

EEG monitoring in the ICU/NICU The space-saving EEG-1250 provides continuous EEG monitoring in the ICU/NICU for critical patients. The optional EEG trend program (aEEG) allows even non-neurologists to recognize at a glance abnormal brain function such as brain seizures which cannot be detected in the vital sign data of HR, SpO2 and CO2. EEG monitoring in the ICU/NICU enables more timely life-saving treatment. Vital sign data plus EEG on one screen The JE-921A junction box has an SpO2/CO2 connector and accepts analog input signals from a patient monitor. This lets you monitor EEG and vital sign...

U aEEG Quantitative analysis such as aEEG, DSA and burst suppression reveals trends in EEG waveforms. With optional trend program, QP-160A aEEG, burst suppression and waveforms Synchronized digital video You can record, save and review patient images synchronized with the EEG waveforms. This is useful for diagnosis when the patient has a seizure. Video clip and snapshot function are available. (requires optional QP-110AK digital video software and QI-120A camera capture unit) Shielded electrodes The shielded BE-911A/912A EEG electrode cable (option) reduces noise and improves stable EEG monitoring....

Data Acquisition JE-921A electrode junction box Number of input jacks Input impedance Internal noise level EEG input/extra input: 1.5 μVp-p or less (0.53 to 60 Hz) • Camera capture unit, QI-120A • Digital video software, QP-110AK • Cart, KC-125A EEG input/extra input: 105 dB or greater (60 Hz) • Mini electrode junction box, JE-922A • ECG clip-on limb electrode, Fastclip Sampling frequency 100, 200, 500, 1000 Hz, selectable • EEG disk electrode (shielded type), BE-911A, 24 electrode leads Data Processing • EEG disk electrode (shielded type), BE-912A, 12 electrode leads Sensitivity Time constant...