| Content | Early detection of childhood deafness is a problem which has still not been resolved, this is demonstrated by the fact that too many cases today are detected late. The only screening tool available and used by the pediatrician to assess the hearing abilities of young patients appears to be the Boel test, a tool that tests the child's response to a sound stimulus, even at an early age (between 6 to 10 months). Simple tool for testing hearing in children made based on the BOEL test both for the ergonomics (it is specially designed to be held in the palm of the hand not visible to the child) and the standard sound of the bells of the Boel test. In fact, the two sound stimuli emitted by the pediatric audiometer reproduce a dull low-frequency tone located around 125-150 Hz and an acute high-frequency tone located at about 5.0-5.1 kHz in exactly the same way as the bells of the Boel test (amplitude 86dBA; 96dBA). This means the child's response to these highly significant thresholds can be tested. Easy to use, with only two buttons for the selection of two frequencies, lightweight and battery-powered. Made in Italy. To perform original Boel test we suggest to buy an optometric pencil to capture child attention once the test is performed, see GIMA code 31319.
 | One touch laboratory for respiratory analysis suitable for professional and personal use.
Complete spirometer ATS/ERS compliant
Speclalist-Ievel analysis, screening and Home-care monitoring. It has been developed with various operation modes: “advanced” parameters for the specialist, “reduced” set of parameters for screening as well as a “simplified” version for Home-care operation. FVC, VC, IVC, MVV, PRE-POST. Precise spirometry interpretation including post bronchodilator. All tests are automatically memorized. Automatic BTPS conversion. Memory capacity: 10.000 tests. Wide selection of predicted values.
Intelligent pulse oximeter with on-screen results
Simple, clear SpO2 and Pulse Rate measurements with plethysmographic curve. During the single six-minute walk test (6 MWT), Spirodoc® estimates the level of oxygen therapy required by the patient. Spirodoc® carries out sleep desaturation studies and memorizes events as well as body position.
3D Accelerometer with motion analysis
Spirodoc® is the first 3D Oximeter® incorporating a triaxial motion sensor to correlate the saturation level (%SpO2) with physical activity (walk counter, movement analysis and VMU).
Home-care symptoms diary
Fast on-screen symptoms entry. Touch screen with settable questions and automatic answer recording for homecare patient use (eDiary).
High performance PC software for spirometry and oximetry
All tests memorized in Spirodoc® are automatically downloaded into WinspiroPRO and a patient data card is created with a preview of the spirometry curve. WinspiroPRO can easily be connected to a database, EPR, hospital or occupational health system. This software also gives trend graphs of any parameter. All stored tests and curves of every patient can be reviewed on a single page and the results, including oximetry tests, can be compared.
Supplied with reusable turbine.
Multilanguage software: GB, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, PL, NL SE, CZ, LV, TR, RU, CN, JP.
| Description not available. | One touch laboratory for respiratory analysis suitable for professional and personal use.
Complete spirometer ATS/ERS compliant
Speclalist-Ievel analysis, screening and Home-care monitoring. It has been developed with various operation modes: “advanced” parameters for the specialist, “reduced” set of parameters for screening as well as a “simplified” version for Home-care operation. FVC, VC, IVC, MVV, PRE-POST. Precise spirometry interpretation including post bronchodilator. All tests are automatically memorized. Automatic BTPS conversion. Memory capacity: 10.000 tests. Wide selection of predicted values.
Intelligent pulse oximeter with on-screen results
Simple, clear SpO2 and Pulse Rate measurements with plethysmographic curve. During the single six-minute walk test (6 MWT), Spirodoc® estimates the level of oxygen therapy required by the patient. Spirodoc® carries out sleep desaturation studies and memorizes events as well as body position.
3D Accelerometer with motion analysis
Spirodoc® is the first 3D Oximeter® incorporating a triaxial motion sensor to correlate the saturation level (%SpO2) with physical activity (walk counter, movement analysis and VMU).
Home-care symptoms diary
Fast on-screen symptoms entry. Touch screen with settable questions and automatic answer recording for homecare patient use (eDiary).
High performance PC software for spirometry and oximetry
All tests memorized in Spirodoc® are automatically downloaded into WinspiroPRO and a patient data card is created with a preview of the spirometry curve. WinspiroPRO can easily be connected to a database, EPR, hospital or occupational health system. This software also gives trend graphs of any parameter. All stored tests and curves of every patient can be reviewed on a single page and the results, including oximetry tests, can be compared.
Supplied with reusable turbine.
Multilanguage software: GB, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, PL, NL SE, CZ, LV, TR, RU, CN, JP.
| One touch laboratory for respiratory analysis suitable for professional and personal use.
Complete spirometer ATS/ERS compliant
Speclalist-Ievel analysis, screening and Home-care monitoring. It has been developed with various operation modes: “advanced” parameters for the specialist, “reduced” set of parameters for screening as well as a “simplified” version for Home-care operation. FVC, VC, IVC, MVV, PRE-POST. Precise spirometry interpretation including post bronchodilator. All tests are automatically memorized. Automatic BTPS conversion. Memory capacity: 10.000 tests. Wide selection of predicted values.
Intelligent pulse oximeter with on-screen results
Simple, clear SpO2 and Pulse Rate measurements with plethysmographic curve. During the single six-minute walk test (6 MWT), Spirodoc® estimates the level of oxygen therapy required by the patient. Spirodoc® carries out sleep desaturation studies and memorizes events as well as body position.
3D Accelerometer with motion analysis
Spirodoc® is the first 3D Oximeter® incorporating a triaxial motion sensor to correlate the saturation level (%SpO2) with physical activity (walk counter, movement analysis and VMU).
Home-care symptoms diary
Fast on-screen symptoms entry. Touch screen with settable questions and automatic answer recording for homecare patient use (eDiary).
High performance PC software for spirometry and oximetry
All tests memorized in Spirodoc® are automatically downloaded into WinspiroPRO and a patient data card is created with a preview of the spirometry curve. WinspiroPRO can easily be connected to a database, EPR, hospital or occupational health system. This software also gives trend graphs of any parameter. All stored tests and curves of every patient can be reviewed on a single page and the results, including oximetry tests, can be compared.
Supplied with reusable turbine.
Multilanguage software: GB, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, PL, NL SE, CZ, LV, TR, RU, CN, JP.
| Paper mouthpieces (disposable) suitable for most brands of spirometers and peak flow meters. Individually packed in transparent pouch.
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| Additional information |
| Weight |
0.06 kg |
| Dimensions |
12 × 13.5 × 2 cm |
| Unit |
1 pc.
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| Weight |
0.65 kg |
| Dimensions |
19 × 23.7 × 7.7 cm |
| Technical Specification |
?index [12s], ?SpO2 [Min Drop, ±2 BPM or 2% Pulseoximeter measured parameters • SpO2 [Baseline, ±2% (50-100% SpO2) • Pulse rate range: 20-254 BPM, 1100 mA rechargeable battery with 50 hours measurement back up • Accelerometer: Triaxial ±2 g, 17 g Spirometry • Flow sensor: Bi-directional digital turbine • Flow range: ±16 L/s • Volume accuracy: ±3% or 50 mL, 400 Hz sampling • Dimension and weight: central unit 101x48x16 mm, 99 g removable turbine head: 46x47x24 mm, Analysis time Sleep analysis • Body position, Central unit • Display: LCD backlit touch screen display 128×64 pixels • Power supply: Lithium ion 3.7 V, Desaturation [Mean Value, Desaturation index (ODI), ERV, Estimated Lung Age, Extr. Vol., FEF25%, FEF25%-75%, FEF50%, FEF75%, FET, FEV1, FEV1/FEV6%, FEV1/FVC%, FEV1/VC%, FEV3, FEV3/FVC%, FEV6, FIV1, FIV1/FIVC%, FIVC, IC, IVC, Longest duration, Max, Max Drop], Mean duration, Mean], Min, Movement [VMU], MW calculated Oximetry • SpO2 range: 0 -100%, MW measured, Nadir Peak], NOD4% [SpO2 Basale-4%; >5min], NOD89% [SpO25min], NOD90% [SpO2<90%; Nadir5min], PEF, PIF, Pulse rate [Baseline, Pulse rate events [Bradycardia, Pulse Rate Index, Recording time, Rf, SpO2 events, Step counter, T5% [?SpO2>5%], T88% [SpO2<88%], T89%[SpO2<89%], T90% [SpO2<90%], Tachycardia], te, ti, ti/t-tot, Total Pulse Variations, VC, VE, VT, VT/ti, whichever is greater • Dynamic resistance at 12 L/s: <0.5 cm H2O/L/s • Temperature sensor: semiconductor (0-45°C) Spirometer measured parameters • FVC, whichever is greater • Flow accuracy: ±5% or 200 mL
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| Unit |
1 pc.
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| Weight |
1.6 kg |
| Dimensions |
25.5 × 21 × 20 cm |
| Unit |
box of 12 pcs.
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| Weight |
0.7 kg |
| Dimensions |
24 × 19 × 8 cm |
| Technical Specification |
?index [12s], ?SpO2 [Min Drop, ±2 BPM or 2% Pulseoximeter measured parameters • SpO2 [Baseline, ±2% (50-100% SpO2) • Pulse rate range: 20-254 BPM, 1100 mA rechargeable battery with 50 hours measurement back up • Accelerometer: Triaxial ±2 g, 17 g Spirometry • Flow sensor: Bi-directional digital turbine • Flow range: ±16 L/s • Volume accuracy: ±3% or 50 mL, 400 Hz sampling • Dimension and weight: central unit 101x48x16 mm, 99 g removable turbine head: 46x47x24 mm, Analysis time Sleep analysis • Body position, Central unit • Display: LCD backlit touch screen display 128×64 pixels • Power supply: Lithium ion 3.7 V, Desaturation [Mean Value, Desaturation index (ODI), ERV, Estimated Lung Age, Extr. Vol., FEF25%, FEF25%-75%, FEF50%, FEF75%, FET, FEV1, FEV1/FEV6%, FEV1/FVC%, FEV1/VC%, FEV3, FEV3/FVC%, FEV6, FIV1, FIV1/FIVC%, FIVC, IC, IVC, Longest duration, Max, Max Drop], Mean duration, Mean], Min, Movement [VMU], MW calculated Oximetry • SpO2 range: 0 -100%, MW measured, Nadir Peak], NOD4% [SpO2 Basale-4%; >5min], NOD89% [SpO25min], NOD90% [SpO2<90%; Nadir5min], PEF, PIF, Pulse rate [Baseline, Pulse rate events [Bradycardia, Pulse Rate Index, Recording time, Rf, SpO2 events, Step counter, T5% [?SpO2>5%], T88% [SpO2<88%], T89%[SpO2<89%], T90% [SpO2<90%], Tachycardia], te, ti, ti/t-tot, Total Pulse Variations, VC, VE, VT, VT/ti, whichever is greater • Dynamic resistance at 12 L/s: <0.5 cm H2O/L/s • Temperature sensor: semiconductor (0-45°C) Spirometer measured parameters • FVC, whichever is greater • Flow accuracy: ±5% or 200 mL
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| Unit |
1 pc.
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| Weight |
0.65 kg |
| Dimensions |
19 × 23.7 × 7.7 cm |
| Technical Specification |
?index [12s], ?SpO2 [Min Drop, ±2 BPM or 2% Pulseoximeter measured parameters • SpO2 [Baseline, ±2% (50-100% SpO2) • Pulse rate range: 20-254 BPM, 1100 mA rechargeable battery with 50 hours measurement back up • Accelerometer: Triaxial ±2 g, 17 g Spirometry • Flow sensor: Bi-directional digital turbine • Flow range: ±16 L/s • Volume accuracy: ±3% or 50 mL, 400 Hz sampling • Dimension and weight: central unit 101x48x16 mm, 99 g removable turbine head: 46x47x24 mm, Analysis time Sleep analysis • Body position, Central unit • Display: LCD backlit touch screen display 128×64 pixels • Power supply: Lithium ion 3.7 V, Desaturation [Mean Value, Desaturation index (ODI), ERV, Estimated Lung Age, Extr. Vol., FEF25%, FEF25%-75%, FEF50%, FEF75%, FET, FEV1, FEV1/FEV6%, FEV1/FVC%, FEV1/VC%, FEV3, FEV3/FVC%, FEV6, FIV1, FIV1/FIVC%, FIVC, IC, IVC, Longest duration, Max, Max Drop], Mean duration, Mean], Min, Movement [VMU], MW calculated Oximetry • SpO2 range: 0 -100%, MW measured, Nadir Peak], NOD4% [SpO2 Basale-4%; >5min], NOD89% [SpO25min], NOD90% [SpO2<90%; Nadir5min], PEF, PIF, Pulse rate [Baseline, Pulse rate events [Bradycardia, Pulse Rate Index, Recording time, Rf, SpO2 events, Step counter, T5% [?SpO2>5%], T88% [SpO2<88%], T89%[SpO2<89%], T90% [SpO2<90%], Tachycardia], te, ti, ti/t-tot, Total Pulse Variations, VC, VE, VT, VT/ti, whichever is greater • Dynamic resistance at 12 L/s: <0.5 cm H2O/L/s • Temperature sensor: semiconductor (0-45°C) Spirometer measured parameters • FVC, whichever is greater • Flow accuracy: ±5% or 200 mL
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1 pc.
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| Weight |
4.3 kg |
| Dimensions |
45 × 45 × 45 cm |
| Technical Specification |
• Material: paper • Size (Ø int x Ø est x h): 2.8 x 3 x 6.5 cm (adult) • For GIMA codes: 33431, 33433, 33471-2, 33510, 33512-14, 33518-22, 33528-32, 33534 • Compatible with: Micromedical Vitalograph, Mir Ferraris (Koko legend) Cardiette (Pneumos 300)
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box of 500 pcs.
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