105 devices · GMDN 36146
Cardiopulmonary stress exercise monitoring systems are diagnostic assemblies used to evaluate how a patient's heart and lungs respond to physical exertion. These systems utilize indirect calorimetry and gas analysis to measure oxygen uptake and carbon dioxide production while simultaneously tracking vital signs like heart activity.
These systems typically integrate specialized sensors, gas analyzers, and patient interfaces like masks or mouthpieces to collect data during exercise on equipment such as an ergometer. Users browsing this category will find equipment designed to control workloads and provide real-time displays or printed reports of physiological performance metrics.
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