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Fukuda Denshi DS-7000 patient monitor meets AAMI standards and earns grade A for blood pressure accuracy.
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OBJECTIVE: We evaluated the noninvasive blood pressure accuracy of the Fukuda Denshi DS-7000 patient monitor by both the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation and British Hypertension Society criteria. RESULTS: We performed both adult/pediatric and neonate/infant studies. The DS-7000 passed the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation Standard both for Methods 1 and 2 and achieved an A grade for the British Hypertension Society protocol analysis. The device has numerous 'intelligent' modes that will be of significant benefit in the monitoring of patients of all ages, especially those in critical care and operating room environments. The device may allow the clinician access to data which formerly were available only with the use of an intraarterial catheter. CONCLUSION: We see the DS-7000 as a significant milestone in the development of 'intelligent' monitoring devices.
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Alpert et al. (2009) studied blood pressure monitoring. Fukuda Denshi DS-7000 patient monitor was evaluated on Noninvasive blood pressure accuracy by AAMI and British Hypertension Society criteria. The Fukuda Denshi DS-7000 patient monitor passed the AAMI Standard for Methods 1 and 2 and achieved an A grade for the British Hypertension Society protocol analysis for blood pressure accuracy.
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