108 devices · GMDN 31339
A carbon dioxide monitor is an AC-powered medical device designed to continuously track CO2 levels in a gas mixture. Clinicians use these instruments to assess a patient's metabolic, circulatory, or ventilatory health, frequently measuring end-tidal CO2 during anesthesia or routine bedside care.
These devices utilize various detection technologies, such as infrared absorption or mass spectrometry, to analyze gas samples. They are categorized by their sampling configuration, which may involve mainstream or sidestream methods to capture expiratory gases.
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