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Precision Vital Signs Monitoring in Small Animal Anesthesia & Surgery 2026

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Update time : 2026-11-04 15:28:00

Precision Vital Signs Monitoring in Small Animal Anesthesia & Surgery 2026

Clinical engineering standards, wide-range pulse rate tracking (30–300 bpm), low-perfusion SpO2 algorithm (PI ≥ 0.20%), and Bluetooth PMS telemetry for veterinary hospitals and surgical clinics.

Core Engineering Solutions for Veterinary Surgery

Standard human patient monitors frequently miss beats or trigger false arrhythmia alarms when feline or toy-breed heart rates exceed 200 bpm. The AM4100 uses high-frequency digital filtering (≥500 Hz sampling) specifically calibrated for animal physiology, maintaining continuous linear accuracy across 30–300 bpm.

Equipped with veterinary tongue-clip SpO2 sensors, 5 sizes of quick-fit NIBP cuffs, esophageal/rectal temperature probes, and impedance respiration monitoring, AM4100 provides comprehensive intraoperative monitoring in a single handheld unit weighing under 1.0 kg.