The CardioQ-EDM+ monitor in HD-ICG mode is intended for use by medically qualified personnel to evaluate and guide optimization of hemodynamic performance in anesthetized, sedated or conscious patients; and is intended for use in the operating room, intensive care unit, emergency room, obstetrics department or other wards or departments where hemodynamic measurement is required. HD-ICG Electrode Convenience Kits contains 2 packs of 3 electrodes and a RFID smart card in a labelled clear plastic bag. The Kits are sold in a labelled shelf box which contains 5 Convenience kits.

The CardioQ EDM is intended for use as a fluid management and cardiac output monitoring system. The system is designed to provide clinicians with real-time information about left-ventricular blood flow.

The CardioQ EDM+ is intended for use as a fluid management and cardiac output monitoring system. The system is designed to provide clinicians with real-time information about left-ventricular blood flow.

A stationary probe directs a continuous 4MHz beam of ultrasound waves at blood flowing in the descending aorta. The shift in the frequency of the reflected ultrasound waves caused by the moving blood cells are translated by the CardioQ™ into a real time display of the velocity of the blood against time. Analysis of the waveform provides information on a range of cardiac parameters to be derived.

A stationary probe directs a continuous 4MHz beam of ultrasound waves at blood flowing in the descending aorta. The shift in the frequency of the reflected ultrasound waves caused by the moving blood cells are translated by the CardioQ™ into a real time display of the velocity of the blood against time. Analysis of the waveform provides information on a range of cardiac parameters to be derived.

A stationary probe directs a continuous 4MHz beam of ultrasound waves at blood flowing in the descending aorta. The shift in the frequency of the reflected ultrasound waves caused by the moving blood cells are translated by the CardioQ™ into a real time display of the velocity of the blood against time. Analysis of the waveform provides information on a range of cardiac parameters to be derived.

A stationary probe directs a continuous 4MHz beam of ultrasound waves at blood flowing in the descending aorta. The shift in the frequency of the reflected ultrasound waves caused by the moving blood cells are translated by the CardioQ™ into a real time display of the velocity of the blood against time. Analysis of the waveform provides information on a range of cardiac parameters to be derived.

A stationary probe directs a continuous 4MHz beam of ultrasound waves at blood flowing in the descending aorta. The shift in the frequency of the reflected ultrasound waves caused by the moving blood cells are translated by the CardioQ™ into a real time display of the velocity of the blood against time. Analysis of the waveform provides information on a range of cardiac parameters to be derived.