MEMO Portable Capnograph Monitor for Veterinary

Anesthesia Monitoring: Capnography is essential during anesthesia in veterinary patients. The MEMO Capnograph Monitor provides real-time monitoring of end-tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO2) levels, allowing veterinarians to assess the adequacy of ventilation, detect respiratory abnormalities, and ensure proper gas exchange during anesthesia.

Ventilation Monitoring: In critically ill or injured animals requiring mechanical ventilation, capnography can help assess the effectiveness of ventilation. The MEMO veterinary capnometer monitor enables continuous monitoring of ETCO2 levels, helping veterinarians adjust ventilator settings and detect any changes in respiratory status promptly.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR): During CPR procedures in veterinary patients, capnography provides valuable feedback on the effectiveness of chest compressions and ventilation efforts. The MEMO Capnograph Monitor can be used to monitor ETCO2 levels, helping veterinarians optimize CPR techniques and assess the return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC).

Monitoring Sedation and Analgesia: Capnography can be used to monitor respiratory depression in animals undergoing sedation or receiving analgesic medications. The MEMO veterinary capnometer monitor allows veterinarians to continuously monitor ETCO2 levels, helping prevent adverse respiratory events and ensure patient safety during sedation or pain management procedures.

Monitoring Respiratory Distress: In veterinary patients with respiratory distress or respiratory diseases such as pneumonia, asthma, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), capnography can provide valuable information about ventilation and gas exchange. The MEMO Capnograph Monitor enables continuous monitoring of ETCO2 levels, helping veterinarians assess respiratory status and guide treatment decisions.

Transportation Monitoring: During transportation of critically ill or anesthetized animals, capnography can help monitor respiratory function and detect any changes in ventilation or oxygenation. The MEMO ETCO2 veterinary monitor's portability makes it suitable for use in ambulances, mobile veterinary clinics, or during transfers between veterinary facilities.

Emergency Medicine: Capnography is valuable in emergency medicine settings for rapid assessment of respiratory status and early detection of respiratory compromise. The MEMO Portable Capnograph Monitor can be used in emergency departments or field settings to monitor ETCO2 levels and guide initial resuscitation efforts in critically ill or injured animals.