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esCCO Information Volume 1

esCCO Information Volume 1

esCCO Information Volume 1

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Nihon Kohden introduces a novel non-invasive technology, esCCO, to measure continuous cardiac output using Pulse Wave Transit Time (PWTT) derived from ECG and SpO2 signals. This technology aims to enhance quality of care by providing volumetric information across all care levels.

Principle of esCCO
The esCCO technology calculates cardiac output using the formula CO = SV × HR = K × (α × PWTT + β) × HR, where SV is stroke volume, HR is heart rate, and PWTT is Pulse Wave Transit Time. This method shows a better correlation between stroke volume and PWTT compared to traditional pulse pressure methods.

Performance and Validation
Studies, including a multi-center study in 2009, have shown that esCCO correlates highly with cardiac output measurements obtained through the thermodilution technique. This validation supports its practical application in clinical settings.

Non-Invasive Calibration
esCCO offers non-invasive calibration by using patient information such as age, gender, height, weight, and an initial NIBP measurement. It can also be calibrated using cardiac output values from other devices like pulmonary artery catheters, ensuring reliable tracking of cardiac output changes.

Cost-Effectiveness
esCCO is integrated into the Nihon Kohden Patient Monitoring Series, providing an economical solution without additional running costs for accessories.

Figures and Data
Figures in the document illustrate the correlation between esCCO and traditional cardiac output measurement methods, demonstrating its accuracy and reliability in various clinical scenarios, including post-liver transplantation monitoring.

Conclusion
esCCO represents a significant advancement in non-invasive cardiac output monitoring, offering enhanced hemodynamic monitoring capabilities without extra costs, making it a valuable tool for improving patient care and safety.
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Catalog excerpts

esCCO Information Volume 1-1

A Novel Technology to Non-Invasively Measure Continuous Cardiac Output from ECG and SpO2 Volumetric Information for All Care Levels non-invasive cardiac output measurement alongside the familiar vital sign parameters of ECG and SpO2. Nihon Kohden is redefining Quality of Care with new, non-invasive technologies like PWTT and esCCO TM by introducing volumetric information to all care levels. The possibility to derive the cardiac output Since the invention of pulse oximetry by from pulse pressure information by, Nihon Kohden researcher Takuo Aoyagi , in 1974 1) the pulse wave has become [CO: cardiac output; SV: stroke volume; K: the most commonly used vital signal constant value; PP: pulse pressure; HR: heart in clinical practice. The pulse wave can rate]established in various continuous provide time related information such cardiac output systems using the pulse- as intravascular pressure transmission contour-analysis, built the starting point as well as information on the volume for the novel technology esCCOTM. A better cha nge of art e rial blood. Estimated correlation between SV and PWTT was Continuous Cardiac Output (esCCO)is a observed compared to that between SV new technology to determine the cardiac , and PP2) and the formula providing cardiac output using Pulse Wave Transit Time output values was determined to be (PWTT)which is obtained by the pulse expressed by PWTT-Information as follows; oximetry and ECG-signals from each cycle of the ECG and peripheral pulse wave. esCCO provides real-time, continuous and CO = SV × HR =K× (α × PWTT + β) HR = esCCO × [α,β: experimental constants] Figure 1 : Pulse Wave Transit Time derived from ECG and pulse oximetry

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esCCO Information Volume 1-2

Early Decision Goal Directed Fluid History of blood gas analysis. VII Pulse oximetry. J Clin Monit, 1987 2) Sugo Y, Ukawa T,Takeda S, Ishihara H, Kazama T,Takeda Z. A Novel Continuous Cardiac Output Monitor Based on Pulse Wave Transit Time. Conf Proc continuous cardiac output trend solely utilizing routine cardiovascular monitors. J Clin esCCO ResearchTeam. continuous cardiac output measurement method based combined with pulse wave transit time. Eur J Anaesthesiol dysfunction in cirrhosis. Best Practice & Research Clinical Ishihara et al. reported that esCCO™ derived from PWTT-lnformation is...

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