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Tissue Oxygen Monitor for Nonhealing Wounds

By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 15 Nov 2002
A monitor enables the simultaneous measurement of tissue oxygenation at up to six sites along a limb or around a wound.

The noninvasive transcutaneous instrument is designed to improve the assessment of chronic wounds and to benefit patients with wounds or vascular disease that might lead to amputation by detecting critical limb ischemia. More...
The monitor, TCM400, has received a 2002 Danish Design Prize.

Award winning aspects of the TCM400 design noted by the jury included high functionality combined with simple handling, excellent user interface, improvement in patient safety, efficient and reliable diagnostic procedure, easy comparison of test results, and full portability with ease of transport. The monitor is the product of Radiometer Medical A/S (Copenhagen, Denmark).

"We are proud to receive the Danish Design Prize for the second year in a row. This proves Radiometer's ability to develop and produce advanced medical equipment that fulfills today's requirements of modern design, functionality and user friendliness,” said Kurt Ottesen, general manager, Radiometer Medical.





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