Med Vest Technology Waveline M5 Patient Monitor

The Med Vest Technology Waveline M5 is a self-contained transport patient monitor. The Waveline M5 delivers uninterrupted monitoring during patient transfer, and has a high-resolution 12.1-inch touch screen. Using an HL7 output and internal Wi-Fi, it can connect to hospital networks and easily interact with the hospital’s information system. It uses a selection of plug-and-play modules, so you can simultaneously monitor a variety of parameters.

The Med Vest Technology Waveline M5 is available through Med Vest Technology. Contact an Med Vest Technology representative today for more information. 

Monitor Features

• Three segmented alarm lights.
• Touch screen with customizable shortcut menus.
• Calculations: Hemodynamic, drug dose, ventilation, oxygenation, and renal function.
• Night mode and fanless design keeps noise level down, especially during overnight monitoring.
• Able to identify CO2 pseudo waves.
• Improves stability in high-motion/low-perfusion conditions.
• Modified early warning score (MEWS) to help identify and document clinical deterioration.
• Great sensitivity in detecting arrythmia and heartbeats, ST analysis, and giant T-wave differentiation.
• Connects to ethernet printer, nurse call system, VGA display, USB barcode scanner.

Module Features

• M20: Makes bedside and transport monitoring seamless
• M-XM: Multi-parameter module
• M-IBP: IBP overlapping; CPP supported with ICP monitoring; PAWP
• M-CO: Cardiac output methodology
• M-ICG: Non-invasive cardiac output methodology. Continuous monitoring with real-time hemodynamic measurements
• M-CO2: Has a sampling rate of 50ml/min.
• M-RM: Helps with finding pulmonary disorders and reduces ventilator complications. Offers risk management for respiratory disorders.
• M-AG: Masimo: Unique mainstream technology, sampling rate of 50ml/min, paramagnetic O2, does not feature a water cup. Dräger: Water cup design.
• M-BIS: Monitors brain activity during surgery; reduces anesthetic dose, time spent in PACU, and risk of anesthesia awareness.