USCOM 1A

The USCOM 1A is a non-invasive transcutaneous Doppler ultrasound device (2.2 MHz divergent beam transducer) that provides real-time, beat-to-beat measurements of 20+ hemodynamic parameters including cardiac output, stroke volume, SVR, and cardiac power across aortic or pulmonary valves.

Technical characteristics: Portable 6 kg device with intuitive touch screen and storage capacity for tens of thousands of patient records. Continuous 2.2 MHz Doppler ultrasound with proprietary divergent beam technology. Real-time beat-to-beat measurements of 20 cardiovascular parameters.

Measured parameters Applications
Stroke Volume (SV) Ejection volume per systole
Cardiac Output (CO) Cardiac output
Stroke Volume Variation (SVV) Ejection volume variability
Systemic Vascular Resistance (SVR) Systemic vascular resistance
Cardiac Index Cardiac Index
Oxygen Delivery (DO₂) Oxygen Transport
Flow Time Corrected (FTc) Flow Time Corrected

Target patients: Neonates from 26 weeks of amenorrhea to adults aged 110 years. Critical care, paediatric, emergency, perioperative, maternal-foetal, oncology (cardiotoxicity) patients.

Clinical applications: Volume optimisation and fluid management, differentiation between sepsis and cardiogenic shock, cardiac function assessment, heart failure monitoring, hypertension management, pre-eclampsia assessment, emergency triage.

Specific features: Proprietary USCOM Reporter software with trend analysis and customisable parametric displays. Non-invasive, eliminating the risk of infection. Bedside and ward-to-ward portability. No expensive consumables.

Patient benefits: Rapid assessment enabling early intervention in sepsis/shock, personalised volume optimisation reducing morbidity and mortality, improved clinical outcomes.

Clinician benefits: Excellent reproducibility with a short learning curve, reduced risks associated with non-invasiveness, portability facilitating bedside use, reduced consumable costs. Demonstrated reduction in septic shock mortality from 19% to 10.2%.

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