16 devices · GMDN 61237
A noninvasive haemodynamic monitoring system is a medical device assembly designed to continuously measure arterial blood pressure, cardiac output, and related haemodynamic parameters without penetrating the skin. It uses automated radial arterial tonometry via a wrist-worn bracelet-like sensor connected to a monitor with a user interface, providing real-time cardiovascular data for clinical assessment.
Such systems are intended for use in clinical settings like operating rooms and intensive care units where continuous haemodynamic monitoring supports patient management. They are powered by mains electricity (AC) and regulated as medical devices based on their intended use and technological characteristics, with classification determined by jurisdictional authorities according to risk and function.
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