Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor (15.6" Display)

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Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor (15.6″ Display)

Gain a clear, comprehensive view of patient vitals with the MS-8500B Multi-Parameter Monitor. Featuring a brilliant 15.6-inch high-resolution display, this versatile system provides critical data including ECG, SpO2, and NIBP. Its intuitive interface and flexible working modes make it an ideal solution for dynamic clinical environments from the ICU to the OR.

Category: Patient Monitoring

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The MS-8500B Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor is designed for day-to-day patient observation with a bright 15.6-inch display and a clean, user-friendly interface. It supports multiple workflows through three working modes (Monitoring, Surgery, Diagnosis) and offers several display layouts—helpful when different departments or clinicians prefer different views of the same data.

Standard monitoring includes ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, RESP, TEMP, and Pulse Rate (PR), with optional upgrades available (such as EtCO₂, dual IBP, recorder/printer, and central monitoring connectivity) depending on your facility’s configuration needs. A built-in battery supports short periods of portable use, and VGA output allows connection to an external display when required.

Product Highlights

15.6″ large-screen display for clear, easy-to-read waveforms and numerics
Three working modes: Monitoring / Surgery / Diagnosis
Multiple display layouts: Standard, Large Font, ECG Full Display, OXY, Trend Table, BP Trend
Built-in high-capacity battery (up to ~2 hours continuous operation, depending on use and settings)
VGA output for external screen connection
Standard parameters: ECG, RESP, TEMP, NIBP, SpO₂, PR
Optional expansions (order-dependent): Recorder (printer), Central Monitoring System (CMS), Dual IBP, EtCO₂, 12-lead ECG, SunTech NIBP

Suitable Application

General wards and bedside monitoring for adult/pediatric/neonatal patients (with appropriate accessories)
Emergency and observation areas needing continuous vital-sign tracking
Operating and procedure rooms where different viewing modes can support workflow preferences
Clinics and outpatient treatment rooms for routine monitoring during care delivery
Recovery areas requiring trend review and alarm management