16 matching records for Fluid Detection System.
An assembly of electrically-powered, portable devices intended to continuously monitor interstitial-fluid glucose concentrations in a patient with diabetes mellitus, using an invasive electrochemical technique. It consists of an electrochemical, percutaneou...
An assembly of electrically-powered, portable devices intended to continuously monitor interstitial-fluid glucose concentrations in a patient with diabetes mellitus, using an invasive technique. It consists of an electrochemical, percutaneously-inserted ele...
An assembly of electrically-powered, portable devices intended to continuously monitor interstitial fluid glucose concentrations in a patient with diabetes mellitus, using an invasive electrochemical technique. It consists of an electrochemical, percutaneou...
An electromechanical device intended to be used to create positive and/or negative pressure to circulate perfusion fluid and interstitial fluid dialysate to and from a monitoring site in a tissue (e.g., brain, liver, muscle), as part of a system used to mon...
A noninvasive electronic component of an intravenous (IV) injection automated detection/documentation system, intended to be connected between an IV line and a medication syringe to measure the volume of anaesthesia medication administered as bolus injectio...
An assembly of devices intended to be used to monitor local body-tissue chemistry for the early detection of metabolic imbalances and/or cell damage, typically after surgery or during a metabolic disorder. The assembly typically includes a dedicated cathete...
An assembly of portable electronic battery-powered devices designed to continuously measure and record interstitial-fluid glucose concentrations, typically for detecting trends and tracking patterns in a patient with diabetes mellitus, using a noninvasive t...
A noninvasive, electronic component of an infiltration/extravasation monitoring system intended to emit and receive light to/from the skin surface and transmit electronic signals to the system monitor (not included), for the detection of a fluid leak into s...
An electrically-powered component of an infiltration/extravasation monitoring system intended to receive and process the electrical signals acquired from the system’s electronic sensor, and then transmit the signals to the monitor for display to enable dete...
An assembly of portable, battery-powered devices intended to continuously monitor interstitial-fluid glucose concentrations in a patient with diabetes mellitus, using an invasive technique. It consists of a sterile, electrochemical, percutaneously-inserted ...
An assembly of portable, battery-powered devices intended to continuously monitor interstitial-fluid glucose concentrations in a patient with diabetes mellitus, using an invasive technique. It typically consists of a sterile, subcutaneously-implanted sensor...
A sterile, flexible, tubular device with an inflatable balloon and a magnet at its distal end intended to be placed in the stomach, via the oesophagus, and used to move the stomach to the anterior abdominal wall via attraction by an external magnet (not inc...
A thin, flexible tube intended to be inserted/implanted into tissue (e.g., brain, liver, muscle) as part of a system used to monitor local tissue chemistry for the early detection of metabolic imbalances and/or cell damage, typically after surgery or during...
An electrically-powered automated or semi-automated laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers, in a clinical specimen, using an immunological method which u...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers, in a clinical specimen, using an immunological method which utilizes an enzyme-b...
An instrument that may use one of several analytical techniques (e.g., spectrophotometry) to determine and display the concentration of analytes (e.g., glucose, lactate, pyruvate) in an interstitial fluid dialysate sample, as part of an assembly of devices ...