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Product Guide 2014-2015 Company ProfileBecome a global leader of medical solutionsYear by year
Nihon Kohden is expanding its global network, from research anddevelopment to manufacturing,
sales, and service, in order to fulfill its mission tosave lives with the most advanced medical
technology.Nihon Kohden began its overseas expansion with Nihon Kohden America in 1979and the
Company now has 12 subsidiaries in Germany, China and other countriesas well as 2 representative
offices. A network of distributors covers the countries inwhich Nihon Kohden does not have a direct
sales system. Nihon Kohden productsare exported all over the world.Japan EuropeNihon Kohden
Corporation Nihon Kohden Corporation Nihon Kohden Europe Nihon Kohden France(Tokyo)
(Tokyo)Nihon Kohden Corporation Nihon Kohden Tomioka Nihon Kohden Iberica Nihon Kohden
Italia (Tsurugashima) Nihon Kohden Corporation Nihon Kohden UK Nihon Kohden Firenze
(Kawamoto)2 Company ProfileNihon Kohden products are used in more than 120 countriesSince its
founding in 1951, Nihon Kohden has continued to provide a wide rangeof medical electronic
equipment. Nihon Kohden has the No. 1 market sharein EEG. Demand for medical equipment varies
by country and region so theCompany makes the most appropriate strategy for each region.Sales in
JapanWe have 10 sales companies and 120offices in Japan.Service in JapanWe have 10 after-
sales service depotsand 30 service centers in Japan.Asia AmericaShanghai Kohden Medical Nihon
Kohden Singapore Nihon Kohden America Nihon Kohden Latin Electronic Instrument • NKS
Bangkok America Corporation • Nihon Kohden MalaysiaNihon Kohden India Nihon Kohden Middle
East Nihon Kohden Brazil DefibtechNihon Kohden Korea Span Nihon Kohden Neurotronics NKUS
Lab 3 Company Profile H i s t o r y Over half a century of contributing to 1951 1951: Yoshio Ogino
founds Nihon Kohden with the unique vision of “fighting disease with electronics.” ME-1D 1951:
Nihon Kohden develops the world’s first electroencephalograph which is completely AC powered
(ME-1D). 1960s 1967: Japan's first ICU monitor is installed at Tohoku University School of Medicine
in Sendai city. This monitor, the ICU-80, is ICU-80 patient monitor developed by Nihon Kohden.
1970s 1974: Nihon Kohden researcher Takuo Aoyagi develops the principle of pulse OLV-5100
oximetry. All pulse oximeters today are based on Dr. Aoyagi's original principle of pulse oximetry.
1979: Nihon Kohden is commissioned by NASDA* (National Space Development Agency of Japan)
to develop instruments for Japan's first contribution to experiments onboard the US space shuttle. *
Now JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) 1980s 1982: Nihon Kohden pioneers arrhythmia
analysis in patient monitors. OEC-5501 This epoch-making technology first appears in the
company’s Life Scope 10 OEC-5501 heart monitor. 1982: After 30 years of impressive growth, Nihon
Kohden is listed on the 1st Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. ECG-8210 1987: Nihon Kohden
develops the world’s first electrocardiograph with an LCD display, the ECG-8210. This revolutionary
development allowed checking of the ECG before starting recording. 4 medical care and society
Company Profile1990s 1991: Nihon Kohden develops the world’s first digital multi-parameter
telemetry BSM-8502 bedside monitor, the Life Scope 12 BSM-8502.EEG-2100 1994: Nihon Kohden
introduces the world’s first Windows® based digital EEG, Neurofax EEG-2100. It provides
unparalleled ease of use. DDG-2001 1999: Nihon Kohden develops the world’s first low-invasive
blood volume monitor, the2000s DDG-2001 Pulse Dye Densitometer. This received the new
technology development award from Japan’s Science News. 2003: Nihon Kohden develops the
world’s smallest CO2 sensor. It enables measurement of mainstream CO2 for nonintubated patients.
2004: Nihon Kohden introduces the world’s first wireless monitoring of ECG, respiration, SpO2 and
NIBP with its ZS-940P transmitter. ZS-940P 2007: As part of its campaign to popularize the
lifesaving technology of AED throughout2010s Japan, Nihon Kohden supports the Tokyo Marathon
with AEDs for the runners and CPR educational booths for the huge number of spectators. 2010:
Nihon Kohden America received the Outstanding Service Achievement award from Medical
Strategic Planning (MSP) for the highest customer satisfaction among patient monitoring vendors for
the fifth consecutive year. 2011: Nihon Kohden marks its 60th a n n i ve r s a r y. 2012: Nihon
Kohden introduces bedside monitors with esCCO™, and electrocardiograph with synthesized 18-
lead ECG. 5 Monitors Bedside Monitors New! CSM-1901 Site Optimization OR • Providing complete
information for anesthesiologist, physician and heart- lung machine operator with triple display •
Multigas measurement • MAC value calculation • BIS/TOF monitoring • Respiratory loops ER •
Seamless monitoring by using Life scope PT as a transport monitor and an input box for Life Scope
G9 ICU/CCU • 12-lead ECG analysis • Hemodynamics Review Program, Advanced Intensive
Therapy Management Calculation/Trend • PPV/SPV (Pulse Pressure Variability) • CVP-ET • esCCO
measurement NICU • OCRG (oxycardiorespirogram) • Dual SpO2 • aEEG (amplitude-integrated
EEG) • Original sensors for neonate 6 19-inch TFT LCD touch screen Monitors Local purchase
display: 18.5/21.5/24-inch Number of waveforms: 17/display Basic Parameters ECG, RESP, NIBP,
SpO2, TEMP MULTI connector parameters: Up to 15 IBP, TEMP, CO, RESP (thermistor), FiO2,
CO2 (mainstream), BIS, SpO2-2*, APCO *depending on the monitor configuration Options BIS/TOF,
CO2 (sidestream), Multi-gas, FLOW/ Paw, EEG (CSA/DSA, aEEG), esCCO Other features • 12-lead
ECG analysis • 168 hours, all waveforms full disclosureDecisive InformationVital sign monitoring
during reviewLife Scope G9 allows reviewing previous data without hiding the currentvital signs and
waveforms. Just swipe the side or the bottom of the screenand select from three pre-assigned
review screens.Side G-Scope Bottom G-Scope flickEfficient OperationInterbed monitoringNumeric
data for 16 patients or numeric data and two waveforms for 1patient can be displayed on the
interbed screen.Drag and drop screen builderThe position of numeric values and waveforms can be
changed by dragand drop the numeric value. 7 Bedside Monitors A real transport monitorMonitors
BSM-1700 series TFT LCD 5.7-inch touch screen Number of waveforms: 9 Basic parameters
EKCohGd,eRnE, SNPe,llNcoIBr PO,xSiMpOax2 ®(Noirhon Masimo SET®), TEMP MULTI
connector parameters IBP, CO2, CO, BIS, SpO2-2 Option esCCO Other features • 12-lead ECG
analysis • 72-hour, 5 waveforms full disclosure (Standard mode) • 5 -hour battery operation One
action to go To transport the patient, just remove the Life Scope PT from the cradle with one action
without loosing parameters. It is easy to carry and you can hook it onto a bed rail without a bed rail
adapter. Powerful input unit Life Scope PT can be used as input unit of BSM-6000 and CSM-1901
bedside monitors. Superior visibility The large 5.7-inch screen clearly displays all parameters. MULTI
connectors allow flexible parameters and optimal monitoring based on the patient condition.
Standard mode Transport mode 8 Optional Software Monitors New!Unified gateway, QP-
988PViTracTM network server provides you with monitoring informationon multiple patients, any
time and any place.Mobile viewer, QP-989PApp for iPad / iPhoneViTrac provides monitoring
information of multiplepatients on an iPhone or iPad.UbiquitousPatient data can be viewed in
nearreal-time on an Apple mobile iOS devicewithin the hospital network or remotelyvia a VPN
connection.iPad iPhone iPad iPhone Waveform screen Arrhythmia recallComplete review
capabilityPatient data includes waveforms, 12-lead ECG, full disclosure,arrhythmia and ST recall,
trends and other information, just like onthe bedside monitor.Guaranteed securityThe administrator
can create multiple user accounts and controlwho can review which patients. 9 Monitors Monitoring
Technology Redefine quality of care Continuous Cardiac Output from ECG and SpO2 Nihon Kohden
is redefining Quality of Care with new, non-invasive technologies like PWTT and esCCO by
introducing volumetric information to all care levels. Estimated Continuous Cardiac Output (esCCO)
is a new technology to determine the cardiac output using Pulse Wave Transit Time (PWTT). PWTT
is obtained by the familiar vital sign parameters of ECG and pulse oximetry. With esCCO, cardiac
output can be measured continuously with a very simple and totally non-invasive process.
Performance of esCCO In 2009, a multi center study at seven facilities verified the effectiveness of
esCCO as a practical application (Fig. 1). Figure 1 : C omparison between esCCO and cardiac
output by cold bolus thermodilution(ICO) Be impressed, free from stress Non-invasive blood
pressure measurement with speed, gentleness, and reliability. iNIBP is Nihon Kohden's unique
algorithm to measure NIBP during inflation. It provides fast and painless measurement of NIBP.
YAWARA CUFF 2, Nihon Kohden's special cuffs, prevent subcutaneous bleeding, increase patient
comfort and reduce noise for more accurate measurement. Target in ation Lower maximum pressure
(180) cuff pressure Cuff pressure mm HgSYS Step de ation measurement DIA Shorter
measurement time (sec) 10 iNIBP completes the measurement faster with lower cuff pressure. New
Hemodynamics Graph MonitorsThe Hemodynamics Graph is a new monitoring tool which shows
overallhemodynamic information. A trendgraph at the top and two target graphsbelow show the
relationship of two hemodynamic parameters (Fig. 2). Figure 2 : Hemodynamics GraphTarget Graph
Features• Preload parameters such as CVP and PPV on the X axis• Cardiac function parameters
such as cardiac index on the Y axis• ‌B rightness level of the traces and plots shows hemodynamic
change over time• Red target zones show target areas of treatmentVarious Combinations of
Hemodynamic ParametersThe Target Graphs can show different hemodynamic parameters
fordifferent clinical conditions. For example, target graphs for PPV andesCCO provide minimally
invasive hemodynamic monitoring for fluidmanagement, or, blood pressure and CVP target graphs
can supporttherapy according to the guidelines for initial resuscitation of severesepsis and septic
shock. Intermittent invasive parameters such ascardiac output by bolus thermodilution and
pulmonary wedge pressurecan also be used for the Target Graphs.The Hemodynamics Graph can
open up new ways to managehemodynamics for all care levels more efficiently and effectively. < 8
mmHg Give uid challenges of crystalloidsCVP or colloids 8-12 mmHg < 65 mmHg Administer
vasopressorsMAP ≥ 65 mmHgNext StepCVP/MAP initial resuscitation protocolin severe sepsis and
septic shock 11 Monitors Monitoring Technology Smart Cable Systems - new modular technology
Smart CableTM technology miniaturizes circuits found in traditional modules and embeds that
circuitry into the cable. When you plug a Smart CableTM into a MULTI connector, it automatically
detects the type of parameter and starts measuring. APCO BIS Second SpO2 IBP CO ETCO2
MULTI connector TEMP RESP FiO2 *Available parameters depend on monitor 12 Bedside Monitors
MonitorsSupreme ease of use PVM-2701/PVM-2703 10-inch color TFT LCD touch screen Number
of waveforms PVM-2701: 4, PVM-2703: 5 Basic parameters ECG, RESP, NIBP, SpO2, TEMP
MULTI connector parameters (PVM-2703 only) IBP, CO2 Other features • 3-hour battery operation •
1‌20-hour, 1 waveform full disclosure PVM-2701 PVM-2703 Onscreen operation guideShows the
recommended measurement method for each parameter, andpossible solutions when a technical
alarm occurs. Powerful review with easy access to historical data• U p to 120 hours of trend
table/graph, full disclosure, arrhythmia recall and alarm history• Time is synchronized across all
trend screensFull disclosureUp to 120 hours 13 Bedside MonitorsMonitors BSM-3500 (12-inch)
BSM-3700 (15-inch) BSM-3500 BSM-3700 TFT LCD touch screen Number of waveforms BSM-
3500: 14, BSM-3700: 15 Basic parameters ECG, RESP, NIBP, SpO2 (Nihon Kohden, Nellcor
OxiMax® or Masimo SET®), TEMP MULTI connector parameters IBP, CO, CO2 (mainstream), BIS,
APCO Options CO2 (sidestream), Multi-gas, FLOW/Paw, EEG, esCCO Other features • 12-lead
ECG analysis • 7 2-hour, 5 waveforms full disclosure • Battery operation BSM-6301K (10-inch) BSM-
6501K (12-inch) BSM-6701K (15-inch) TFT LCD touch screen Number of waveforms: 15 Basic
parameters ECG, RESP, NIBP, SpO2 (Nihon Kohden, Nellcor OxiMax® or Masimo SET®), TEMP
MULTI connector parameters: up to 7 IBP, TEMP, CO, RESP (thermistor), FiO2, CO2 (mainstream),
BIS, SpO2-2*, APCO Options CO2 (sidestream), Multi-gas, FLOW/Paw, EEG, esCCO Other
features • 12-lead ECG analysis • 72-hour, 5 waveforms full disclosure • Dual battery configuration •
Transport function* Detachable input unit *depending on the monitor configuration 14 Pulse
Oximeters OLV-2700K Monitors • SpO2, Pulse rate • Large numerical data display • Pulse wave bar
graph • Alarm function • Compact and lightweight (1.0 kg) • AC or 2-hour battery operationCO2
Monitors OLG-2800K • ETCO2, RESP • Large LED (numeric data) and clear LCD (waveforms)
display • 24-hour trend graphs • Alarm function • Compact and lightweight (1.3 kg) • AC or 2-hour
battery operation Ensure quality of care during sedationCO2 monitoring is the most effective
parameter for the detection ofrespiratory incidents.Nihon Kohden’s innovative mainstream CO2
sensor, cap-ONE, providesCO2 monitoring for both intubated and non-intubated patients. 15
Bedside Monitors Central MonitorsMonitors CNS-6201 • 24-inch wide display • Dual display • 32
patients* • LAN, WLAN and telemetry • 120-hour data storage • 12-lead ECG analysis • Full
disclosure • Transport function *Option required CNS-9601K • 16 patients* • Single display • LAN,
WLAN and telemetry • 72-hour data storage • 12-lead ECG analysis* • Full disclosure* • Alarm
indicator* • SSD storage device *Option required ORG-9100K Receiver unit • Up to 8 individual
receivers Optional Software NetKonnect, QP-983P Remote Viewer Terminal Program Review real-
time data on a networked monitor anytime and anywhere with a web browser on your PC. HL7
Gateway, QP-993PK The gateway server enables data communication between the hospital or
clinical information system (HIS, CIS) and Life Scope Network. Waveforms are also transferred by
MFER, which is the new standard for medical waveforms. 16 Telemetry Central Monitors Monitors
WEP-5204K WEP-5208K • 4 or 8 patients • 15-inch LCD display • Touch screen • Digital telemetry •
96-hour data storage • 30 minutes battery operation • Alarm indicator • Individual alarm
indicatorDigital Transmitters ZS-530PK • ECG, RESP, SpO2 ZS-910PK • 2.2-inch TFT LCD display •
ECG • ECG/Pulse waveform • 7 days, 1 AA battery • 10 minutes data storage • 3 days, 2 AA
batteries ZS-920PK • ECG, RESP ZS-940PK • 7 days, 1 AA battery • ECG, RESP, SpO2, ZS-630PK
NIBP • ECG, RESP, SpO2 • 2 days, 3 AA NiMH • 4 days, 2 AA batteries batteries ZS-611PK • SpO2
• 5.5 days, 2 AA batteriesLife Scope Network Hospital Network (HIS/CIS) Doctor’s OR office CCU
ICU HL7 GatewayNetKonnect NICUServer General ward Firewall General wardInternetWebbrowser
Transmitters 17 Ventilators Ventilators NICU/PICU Humming Vue New! • For neonate and pediatric
patients • HFO, SIMV, and CPAP modes • Stroke volume up to 160 mL • Amplitude larger than
100cmH2O • MAP from 3 to 30 cmH2O • Frequency from 5 to 17 Hz • SI pressure from 3 to 50
cmH2O • PV and FV Loops in HFO and SIMV • Large 15.3-inch Touch screen monitor • Ventilation
waveforms • Patient data monitoring • Piston type HFO • Y‌ou can choose your favorite view for
continuous monitoring of patient condition HFO window HFO window (enlarged) Calliope α • For
neonate and pediatric patients • SIMV, PSV, CPAP, HFO • Stroke volume up to 160 mL • MAP from
3 to 40 cmH2O • Frequency from 5 to 17 Hz • SI pressure from 10 to 50 cmH2O • Piston type HFO
18 Humming X Ventilators• For neonate and pediatric patients• SIMV, A/C, CPAP, N-CPAP, HFO•
Stroke volume up to 160 mL• MAP from 3 to 40 cmH2O• Frequency from 5 to 20 Hz• SI pressure
from 3 to 50 cmH2O• Touchscreen monitor• Ventilation waveforms• Patient data monitoring• Piston
type HFO PICU/ICUR100• For pediatric and adult patients• SIMV, A/C, CPAP, HFO• Stroke volume
up to 350 mL• MAP from 5 to 60 cmH2O• Frequency from 5 to 15 Hz• SI pressure from 5 to 80
cmH2O• Inspiratory flow from 3 to 140 LPM• Ventilation waveforms• Monitor• Rotary valve type
HFORotary HFOUnique rotary valve technology alternatesair way to the membrane chamber
betweenthe delivery side (push-in) and the suctionside (pull-out) of the blower in
intervalscorresponding to the Hz setting. This generatesa powerful oscillation of circuit pressure
andextends the range of applicable patient weights.Ventilators are manufactured by Metran Co., Ltd.
(www.metran.co.jp/en/) 19 ECG Electrocardiographs ECG-1150 • 3 channels • 63 mm paper • 4.8-
inch backlit LCD ECG-1250K • 6 channels • 110 mm paper • 5.7-inch backlit color LCD ECG-1350K
• 12 channels • 210 mm paper • 5.7-inch backlit color LCD ECG-1550K • 12 or 15 channels • 210
mm paper • 12.1-inch backlit color and flexible arm display • A ctual paper size display and touch
screen • Stress test function with QP-156E software 20 ECG-2350 ECG • 12 channels • 210 mm
paper • 7-inch backlit color LCD • Flexible display New!ECG-2550• 12 or 15 channels• 210 mm
paper• 15-inch backlit color and flexible arm display• A ctual paper size display and touch screen• O
nscreen guide and lead check function• Start/Stop button on input box• Easy lead connection• S
ynthesized 18-lead ECG (option) New!ECG-2010• Handy ECG• Review on Android tabletVeterinary
Use ECG-1950K • 6 channels • 110 mm paper • 5.7-inch backlit color LCD • Interpretation You can
set animal type, age and position. 21 Electrocardiographs Synthesized 18-lead ECG What is
Synthesized 18-lead ECG? The most common ECG exam is the standard 12-lead ECG. It is simple
to measure, has low burden on the body, and observing the heart from these 12 directions provides
a lot of information which has a wide range of clinical applications. However, some areas, especially
pathological change in the right ventricle and the posterior wall cannot be observed from the 12-lead
ECG. In order to actually measure the right chest (V3R, V4R, V5R) and back (V7, V8, V9) areas, it is
necessary to use different electrode positions than the standard 12-lead ECG. In particular,
electrodes must also be attached to the patient’s back so that normal suction cup electrodes cannot
be used. Also, the patient must be turned over in some cases and in an emergency it is often difficult
to use back electrodes. This complicates the exam procedure. syn-V3R V1 V2 V3 V4 syn-V4R syn-
V5R V5ECG V6 syn-V7 syn-V9 syn-V8 Synthesized 18-lead ECG Synthesized right side leads (V3R
– V5R) and synthesized back leads (V7 – V9) are added Synthesized 18-lead ECG uses the 12-lead
ECG waveforms to mathematically derive the waveforms of the right chest leads (V3R, V4R, V5R)
and back leads (V7, V8, V9). The measurement procedure is the same as the standard 12-lead ECG
but more information can be obtained. 18-lead synthesized ECG is expected to be useful in
detecting right side and posterior infarction. 12-lead ECG Synthesized 18-lead ECG I aVR V1 syn-
V3R syn-V7 V4 V2 syn-V4R syn-V8 II aVL V5 III aVF V3 V6 syn-V5R syn-V9 Inferior wall infarction
Posterior wall infarction 22 Principle of synthesized waveformsInstantaneous cardioelectric vectors
are continuously measured fromthe standard 12-lead ECG data and ECG of the right leads (V3R,
V4R,V5R) and back leads (V7, V8, V9) is synthesized from this data. Instantaneous cardioelectric
vectors are continuously calculated from actual leads. Sex: Male 33 years 2010.3.1 11:57
ECGActual waveform Synthesized waveformRight leads (V3R - V5R) and back leads (V7 - V9)
aresynthesized from the cardioelectric vector data.The following example shows actually measured
waveforms andsynthesized waveforms. Other data also has good correlationwith actually measured
ECG. This suggests that we can obtain usefulinformation which corresponds to the condition of the
heart.V3R V7V4R V8V5R V9 ------------- Actual waveform ------------- Synthesized waveform 23
Defibrillators Defibrillators TEC-5521K, TEC-5531K (English) TEC-5521B, TEC-5531B (Portuguese)
TEC-5521E, TEC-5531E (Spanish) • Biphasic • AED • SpO2/CO2 monitoring • ECG monitoring •
Noninvasive pacing (TEC-5531K) Options CO2/SpO2 • DSI interface unit (QI-552V) • CO2 sensor
kit, TG-920P (P907)/TG-921T3 (P908) • Airway adapter for intubated, YG-111T (R804) for non-
intubated, YG-121T (V922)/YG-122T (V923) • SpO2 adaptor, JL-550T2 (Y095A) • Reusable SpO2
probe, TL-201T2 (P225F) 24 TEC-8321K, TEC-8322K, TEC-8332K,TEC-8342K, TEC-8352K
(English)• 8.4 inch TFT LCD• Smart cable™ (Refer to page 12)• Easy maintenance• 12-lead ECG
data transmission• Two battery slotsInternal paddles Defibrillators • Without switch
(ND-863V/864V/865V/866V/867V) • With switch (ND-893V/894V/895V/896V/897V)Disposable pads
• Disposable pads for adult/pediatric, P-711(H329) for infant, P-713 (H330)P-711 • Disposable pad
adapter cable, JC-765V, JC-865V (K342B)P-713*Disposable pads can be used for non-invasive
pacingOther • Battery charger (SB-551V) (SB-801V)• ‌D efibrillator report viewer 25 software for PC
(QP-551VK) Automated External Only 3 AED-2100K AED-2152KDefibrillators AED-2100K/AED-
2152K Options • Carrying bag (Y184A) • AED box (YZ-042H8) • Wall mount kit (KG-202V) • Rescue
kit (Y254) • Battery charger (SB-205V) • AED report viewing/setup setting software (QP-210VK) For
CPR and AED training • Training unit (TRN-2100K) • Training pads (H326) Consumables • Battery
pack (SB-212VK, SB-214VK) • Defibrillation pads (H324A) 26 • Rechargeable battery for AED-
2152K (SB-220V) Defibrillatorsteps to save a lifeStep 1.\Turn on the AED Step 2. Attach the
electrode pads Step 3. Press the shock button Defibrillators AED-2100K AED-2152KTransfer patient
to a TEC-5500/8300 series defibrillatorThe AED-2100K/2152K defibrillation pads can be connected
to aTEC-5500/8300 series defibrillator with JC-765V, JC-865V (K342B). Thislets you transfer the
patient from the rescue site to the ambulance andhospital without removing the pads. 27 Neurology
Electroencephalograph Routine EEG EEG-1200J/K • 32-channel junction box with SpO2/ETCO2
connector • Zooming function • Voltage mapping • Frequency mapping • DSA trendgraph for a fast
review • EEG Portaview software • NeuroWorkbench™ software for data management DSA & 3D
voltage mapping Fast review and advanced EEG analysis 28 Epilepsy MonitoringEEG-1200 with JE-
120A• 256, 192, 128 or 64-channel junction box• LAN connectivity by QI-123A• EEG report software•
Zooming function• Voltage mapping• Frequency mapping• DSA trendgraph for a fast review• Neuro
Portaview can transfer data by CD-R or USB memory• NeuroWorkbenchTM software for data
management Portable EEG NeurologyEEG-9100J/K• 32-channel junction box with SpO2/ETCO2
connector• Zooming function• Voltage mapping• DSA trendgraph• EEG Portaview software•
NeuroWorkbenchTM software for data management 29 Neurology Electroencephalograph ICU/
NICU aEEG Monitoring EEG-1250 Save lives with aEEG monitoring in the ICU/NICU • Space-saving
design EEG • 17-inch touch screen • 32-channel junction box with SpO2 / ETCO2 connector • aEEG
monitoring with QP-160AK software (option) • Shielded electrodes (option) • Synchronized digital
video with QP-110AK (option) • Remote monitoring with NeuroWorkbenchTM QP-160AK EEG trend
program EEG trend monitoring program is designed to monitor long term EEG trends at ICU/ NICU.
• aEEG • DSA (Density Spectral Array) • DSA asymmetry • FFT power • FFT asymmetry • FFT
power ratio • Burst suppression ratio • Burst per minute • Inter burst interval 30 Standard Software
Neurology NeuroWorkbenchTM • Scheduling • Patient database • EEG reports NeuroReport •
Create customised report • Export reports as PDF Optional SoftwareDigital Video Software (QP-
110AK) Synchronized digital video for EEG systems • Patient images synchronized with the EEG
waveforms can be recorded • The EEG waveforms and patient images can be saved to a hard drive
• Video clip and snapshot functions are available EEG Mapping (QP-220AK) Real-time and basic
EEG mapping software • Real-time and off-line mapping • U‌p to 8 frequency maps (7 power/voltage
maps at 7 different frequency bands and 1 map of all frequency bands) • Power/Voltage spectra for
up to 32 channels of EEG waveform data • Edge frequency, average frequency, median frequency
or peak frequency for each spectrum is indicated with a mark 31 Neurology EP/EMG Measuring
Routine and IOM Monitoring MEB-2300K • 6 or 12-channel junction box with head montage • 18 bit
A/D conversion rate for smooth waveform • Nerve Conduction Study (inching, collision) • Integrated
NCS & NCS2 menu (MCS, SCS, F-wave) • EMG, EMG2, QEMG, SFEMG • Reflex study (Blink, H-
reflex) • Auditory Evoked Potential (ABR, MIR, SVR, VEMP) • Visual Evoked Potential (Pattern,
Goggle, Flash, ERG, EOG) • Somatory Evoked Potential (SEP) Optional Software for MEB-2300
Trend monitoring software • IOM (Intraoperative Monitoring) • EP/CSA, EP/DSA, CSA/DSA, Multi-
trend Event related potentials software • P300 • MRCP (Movement Related Cortical Potential) • CNV
(Contingent Negative Variation) Autonomic nervous system test software • Micro-N
(Microneurography) • SSR (Sympathetic Skin Response) • R-R interval analysis Optional Hardware
SEN-4100K Stimulator • For Motor Evoked Potential test during IOM • Integrated control from
Neuropack • Output voltage: 0 to 1,000 V • 50 μsec rectangular wave • 1.0 A output current 32
System Neurology Routine, Portable EP/EMG MEB-9400K • 2 or 4-channel junction box • Integrated
NCS & NCS2 menu (MCS, SCS, F-wave) • EMG, EMG2 • Reflex study (Blink, H-reflex) • Auditory
Evoked Potential (ABR, MIR, SVR, VEMP) • V isual Evoked Potential (Pattern, Goggle, Flash, ERG,
EOG) • Somatory Evoked Potential (SEP) • 1 channel electric stimulator Optional Software for MEB-
9400 Quantitative EMG software • Real-time MUAP Analysis • Real-time interference pattern
analysis Single Fiber and Macro EMG program • Voluntary SFEMG/Stimulated SFEMG Autonomic
Nervous System Test Software • Microneurography • SSR (Sympathetic Skin Response) • R-R
interval analysis Standard Software NeuroReport • Create customized reports • Save reports as PDF
NeuroNavi • O n-screen guide to examination procedures 33 Neurology IOM/Polysomnography
Intraoperative Monitoring System MEE-1000 • Dedicated to intraoperative monitoring–Flexible and
multi- modality monitoring is available, including SEP/efferent pathway, tcMEP/efferent pathway,
ABR/ auditory nerve function, facial nerve mapping and spontaneous EMG. • 16 or 32-channel
amplifiers are selectable. • Compact individual breakout boxes for waveform acquisition and
stimulation provide a flexible layout. • Images during operation can be saved with the waveforms.
Microscope images can be displayed using an optional camera capture unit. • The
NeuroWorkbenchTM SQL database integrates all of Nihon Kohden's neurology devices to provide a
complete database across all neuro-diagnostic and monitoring modalities. Polysomnography PSG-
1100 • Full 10-20 recording capability with PSG channels • 100 MΩ input impedance • Internal
pressure transducer • Internal SpO2 • Internal ETCO2 with exclusive cap-ONE technology (option) •
Dedicated EKG reference • Internal memory • IP addressable PMU800 (Home sleep testing device)
• Thermistor airflow • Pressure airflow • Snore sensor • 2 respiratory effort • Built-in body position
sensor • Built-in SpO2 • 2 PLM leg movement 34 Polysmith SoftwarePolysmith sleep
systemsPolysmith software is used in a variety of sleep lab environments andprovides a
comprehensive approach to studying your patients. Fromeasy to use scoring and recording tools to
convenient remote accesssolutions, Polysmith allows you to work with your entire lab’s data fromthe
convenience of the control room.Diagnostics are the specialty of your sleep lab. These features
helptechnologists manage their patients and data easily.• Live trending of multiple parameters•
Selectable video and audio quality• On-line scoring and editing• On-line AHI and sleep time• Remote
viewing of live data• Auto append• Automatic MSLT timer and recording tool• Off-line video
monitoringIn the ever changing sleep medicine environment, the only constant is theneed for quick
and efficient data scoring and processing.– Polysmith offers the following features:• Automated
analysis• Manual scoring and editing of data• Custom montages• Single click editing• Auto updating
of patient information• Auto record tracking• LTM tool for use with LTM EEG or EMU file•
Configurable keyboard and mouse key• Edit scoring from trend plotsPolysmith view Neurology
Generator view 35 Accessories and Con SpO2 Probes, single-patient use 1 1 Adult finger/toe, TL-
271T (P203A/P203E/P204A/P204E) 2 2 Child finger/toe, TL-272T (P203B/P203F/P204B/P204F) 3
Neonate instep, TL-273T 3 4 (P203C/P203G/P204C/P204G) 4 Infant finger/toe, TL-274T
(P203D/P203H/P204D/P204H) 5 5 Adult finger/Neonate instep, TL-051S/TL-052S (P228A/P228B) 6
Child finger/Infant toe, 6 TL-061S/TL-062S (P229A/P229B) Premature baby, for sensitive skin, TL-
260T (P205A) Tape S Tape L Ear clip (P260A) (P260B) (P256)Accessories and NIBP Cuffs
Yawara(kai) means Consumables “soft to the touch” 36 YAWARA CUFF 2, YP-710 Series S951A
infant, 5 cm S951B child, 7 cm S951C adult, 10 cm S951D adult, 13 cm S951E adult, 16 cm S951F
thigh, 19 cm sumables SpO2 Probes, reusable Finger, TL-201T (P225F) Multi-site, TL-220T
(P225G) Finger-tip, regular TL-631T3 (P311C) Finger-tip, large TL-630T3 (P310C)YP-960 Series 37
Accessories andS943A infant, 5 cm ConsumablesS943B child, 7 cmS943C child, 10 cmS944B
adult, 13 cmS944C adult, 15 cmS944D thigh, 19 cmDisposable cuff for neonate, YP-820
SeriesS948A 2 cmS948B 3 cmS948C 4 cmS948D 4.5 cmS948E 5 cm Accessories and Accessories
and Con Consumables CO2 Sensors Smallest and strongest against humidity CTGO-
29s7e0nPso(Pr9k0i9t,) with MULTI connector Airway adapter, YG-211T (R805) adult YG-213T
(R806) neonate/infant Both intubated and non-intubated patients CTGO-29s2e0nPso(Pr9k0i7t,) with
MULTI connector TG-920P (P908) with mini DIN connector Oral/nasal adapter, YG-121T (V922)
YG-122T (V923) Airway adapter, YG-111T (R804) Nasal/oral adapter, (for PSG measurement) YG-
125T (V928) adult YG-135T (V929) infant 38 sumables NCS Disposable Electrodes NM-317Y3
(H690) 2 recording electrodes and 1 ground electrode NM-319Y (H691) 4 recording electrodesNM-
316Y (H692)4 recording electrodes and 1 groundelectrode NM-310Y (H693) 1 large ground
electrodeNM-314YS (H694A) Accessories and4MEP/SEP electrodes Consumables 39 Accessories
and Accessories and Con Consumables Disposable Electrodes general use L-150 (G203) 35 mm
dia, 150 pcs L-150X (G207) radiolucent 35 mm dia, 150 pcs less irritation Adult, low irritation, F-
150ML (G208A) 22 x 44 mm, 150 pcs Neonate to child, low irritation, F-150SL (G208B) 18 x 36 mm,
150 pcs Adult, exercise test, M-150 (G236) 40 mm dia, 150 pcs Disposable Electrodes, prewired
Adult/Child 25 x 45 mm 3/4/6-lead type available Infant/Neonate V-120S3 (G271A) 20 x 20 mm 3 x
40 packs 40 sumables Paste and Gel EEG paste Z-401CE (F510), 400 g jars x 3 Z-181JE (F509),
180 g tubes x 10 Z-181BE (F507), 180 g tubes x 2 Skin preparation gel, 135 g x 2 YZ-0019 (F020)
ECG cream, 100 g x 2 Z-101BC (F010) Contact gel for defibrillation, 100 g x 5 Z-101EA (F015)NICU
NICU Accessories andN-03IS3 (G300A) N-01IS3 (G300D) Consumables14 x 25 mm 15 mm dia3 x
10 packs 3 x 10 packs 41

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ECG-3350
Electrocardiographs
Comfortable operation and all round
versatility
Easy operation and efficient workflow are the foundations of Nihon Kohden’s
new Cardiofax M electrocardiogram. With its large 8-inch color display, data
can be viewed easily and allows ECG preview before recording. Cardiofax M
supports paper-based and paperless workflows, enabling both waveform and
analysis results to be transferred to a PC for review.
 Nihon Kohden’s breakthrough technology supports clinicians in testing more
patients with enhanced information available from analysis. With synECi18
technology, Cardiofax M provides 18-lead ECG information from a 12-lead
ECG, optimizing patient safety and functioning as a great triage tool.

Quality diagnosis
 Advanced filtering technology eliminates noise with less waveform distortion
 ECAPS 12C ECG analysis program provides more than 200 findings with
detailed analysis
 Records accurate data for faster diagnosis

Quality examination
 8-inch colour TFT display
 12-lead waveform monitoring
 Fast and high-quality examination
 Accurate measurement to avoid retesting
 Simplified design
 User-friendly interface
The most recent three minutes of all lead ECG waveforms can be stored in
the internal memory. This large memory capacity ensures that the necessary
information is kept available.

Identify invisible ischemia

A 12-lead electrocardiogram will be measured to identify a suspected acute
myocardial infarction. However, is it enough? The 12-lead ECG and additional
leads allow you to make advanced care decisions to reduce the time to
reperfusion. synECi 18 provides additional information for the right ventricular
and posterior wall from standard 12-lead ECG without an additional
procedure.
 A digital workspace for flexible data
management
polaris.one is a database platform where you can store all relevant medical
data, share it between departments and access it whenever needed. The
polaris.one software was designed to improve your organization’s efficiency
by eliminating barriers, helping Cardiology and Neurology professionals focus
on their day-to-day tasks. polaris.one offers two ways to access patient data
when you are about to measure an ECG:

Scan the patient’s ID with a barcode reader once the ECG is online, and
receive all patient demographics from your HIS.
Or download the worklist of patients to be examined into your ECG. With this
method, all data is available to you even if the machine is offline.

Quality accessibility
Data can be output via wired or wireless LAN. DICOM communication enables
easy integration with RIS and PACS. The “webserver” function provides a
simple and unique data storage solution. Data in the memory can be
accessed, reviewed and extracted as a PDF file via a web browser.

Options
 Cardio Cream, F010
 Battery pack, X065
 Integrated wireless LAN module, QI-330D
 Synthesized 18 lead, QP-230E
 Wireless Bridge BR-300AN, E/WLAN300AN
 Power cable for WLAN300AN,
 E/WLAN300ANPOWERC
 Cart, KD -107E
 Patient cable hanger, KH-100D
 W-Lan Holder, DI-021D
 Magnetic Card Reader Holder, DI-022D