78 devices · GMDN 64338
A multiparameter physiologic analysis workstation is a computerized device designed to measure multiple cardiovascular and pulmonary functions non-invasively, such as blood pressure, ECG, oxygen saturation (SpO₂), lung volume, and airway resistance. It typically connects to external sensors (not included) and provides real-time data visualization, storage, and sharing for clinical assessment, though it is not meant for continuous or stress-test monitoring.
These devices are generally regulated as medical technology, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as standalone systems with integrated controls like touchscreens, requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for diagnostic accuracy and data integrity. Classification depends on intended use and risk level, but specifics vary by country.
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