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Desktop spirometer MAS2-C
Spirometer MAS2-C
Applicability of digital spirometer MAS2-C:
– Specialized diagnostic centers;
– Departments of functional diagnostics;
– Pulmonology and cardiology departments;
– Healthcare institutions of the 3rd and 4th levels;
– Scientific research;
– Sports dispensaries;
– Military and aviation medicine;
– When teaching students and retraining cadets of medical universities…
Key features of the MAS2-C desktop spirometer:
- Classical spirometry
- Built-in weather station
- Measurement error, no more than: +/-3%
- Pre-post tests (3 protocols)
- Evaluation of respiratory function “at a glance”
- Assessment of the quality of tests: ATS – 1994, ATS/ERS – 2005
- The possibility of examining patients aged 3 to 95 years with both automatic and manual selection of the system of proper values, including GLI-2012
- Dynamic observation for routine spirometry for children – “Children’s Monitor”
- Dynamic observation in routine spirometry for adults – “COPD Monitor”
- Animation test (for children and hearing impaired)
- Data exchange with a local network via a LAN interface
- Possibility of integration with hospital information system (HIS) (E-health)
- Transferring spirometry data to a PC
- Forming respiratory risk groups during medical and clinical examinations
- Electronic questionnaires: ACTtm, CATtm
- Remote software update
- Automatic measurement of indoor temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric pressure to accurately meet BTPS conditions
- Software for remote collection and analysis of spirograms
- Patient data recording to USB flash drive
- Connecting to an external monitor or projector via VGA port
- Connecting additional options: CO2 analysis, Gas Analysis, Pulse Oximetry, Medical Examination, Asthma Monitor
Autonomous data storage desktop spirometers MAS2-C (spiroanalyzers) are equipped with a color 6.4-inch LCD screen, stores in memory the results of at least 50,000 examinations. The device is certified and is an expert measuring and information system; it fully performs both classical spirometric maneuvers and PRE/POST tests – bronchodilatory, functional and provocative. Additional options include a gas analysis mode for a comprehensive study of breathing with CO2 analysis, pulse oximetry.
MAS2-C diagnostic stationary spirometer allows for assessing the functional status of the respiratory system based on the calculation of more than 40 indicators of external respiration in an automatic mode. It uses a pneumotachometric breathing sensor (Fleisch tube) with thermostatting and a built-in weather station, which increases the reliability of the data obtained, including during mass examinations, for example, during medical examinations.
Both reusable and disposable mouthpieces and antibacterial filters are allowed.
Ability to adapt the device to work in the Electronic Health.
Specifications MAS2-C
| Characteristic | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Screen | Color LCD |
| Screen size | 6.4″ (132x99mm) |
| Screen resolution, dots | 640×480 |
| Built-in weather station for BTPS correction | Measurement of temperature, humidity, pressure. |
| E-Health | Integration with hospital information system (HIS), connection to local networks. |
Connecting an external monitor/projector via the VGA port |
Yes |
| Keyboard | Built-in, ability to connect an external keyboard |
| BTPS correction | automatic |
| Inhale / Exhale | Yes / Yes |
| Spirometry VC test |
FVC, TV, MV, ERV, IRV, BF, IC, EVC, IVC quality criteria: Nvc, ΔVC, VFOT |
| Spirometry FVC test |
FVC, FEV1, %FVC, %VC, PIF, PEF, MEF25, MEF50, MEF75, FEF25-75, FEV0.5, FEV0.75, FEV3, FEV0.75/VC, FEV0.75/FVC, FEV3/VC, FEV3/FVC, FIVC, FIV1, FIV1/FIVC, MIF25, MIF50, MIF75, MET, FET, MTT, TPEF, TPEF/FET, FEV0.2-1.2, FEV75-85, FEVpef Sfvc, MEF50/FVC, MEF50/VC, Tμ0, Tμ1, Tμ2, VC/FEFpef – quality criteria: Nfvc, ΔFVC, ΔFEV1, EV, VeotFVC. |
| Bronchodilator test | Yes |
| Provocative test | Yes |
| Functional test | Yes |
| Spirometry MVV test |
MVV, TVm, RRm, VC/MVV |
| Test ACT™ | Yes |
| Test CAT™ | Yes |
| Comparison | 2, multiple measurement, regression, dynamic observation |
| Reference values | Up to 9 systems for 3 to 95 years (Klement, ECCS – European Coal and Steel Society,Knudson, GLI-2012 – adults; Shiryaeva, Knudson, Quanjer, Zapletal, GLI-2012 – children). Automatic age- and race- dependent system selection |
| Database Capacity (number of records) | > 50,000 |
| Automatic test quality control | Yes, ATS-1994, ATS/ERS-2005 |
| Animation test | Yes |
| Flow range, l/s | ±16 |
| Volume range, l | 0.2/0.8 – 8 |
| Relative error, % | ±3 |
| Software “Screening” (medical examination) | option |
| Software “Asthma-monitor” | option |
| Asthma-monitor Peakflowmetry test |
PEF and FEV1, daily variability (DV) |
| Pulse Oxymetry | option |
| Parameters | TV, MV, BF, SpO2avrg, SpO2min, SpO2max, HFavrg, HFmin, HFmax, PIavrg, PImin, PImax |
| SpO2 range | 35-100% |
| Heart rate range (HF) | 30-240 beat/min |
| Capnometry | option |
| Parameters | TV, MV, BF, PV1, PV2, ΔPV, SpO2, HF, PetCO2, PeCO2, PiCO2, VD/VT, VCO2, VA, MTV/VCO2 |
| Gas analysis | option |
| Parameters | TV, MV, BF, SpO2, HF, PetCO2, PeCO2, PiCO2, FeO2, FiO2, VD/VT, VCO2, VO2, R (RQ), VO2/HF, PAO2, VA, MV/VCO2, MV/VO2), MET |
| Printer type, connection, protocol format | External laser printer (protocol PCL), via USB, A4 |
| Paper type | A4, office paper |
| Setting up patient examination protocol | Yes |
| Types of printed protocols | Spirometry reports: basic (1 page), advanced (2 pages); Tests protocols: – bronchodilator test report (pre/post), – provocation test report, – functional test report, – comparison report, dynamic monitoring report, regression report. Pulse oximetry: – SPO2 and HF in routine tests FVC, FVC – pulse oximetry trends simultaneously with spirogram Capnometry: – spirogram with capnometry, pulse oximetry Gas analysis: – spirogram with capnometry, oximetry, pulse oximetry “Peakflowmetry” “Asthma-diary” “Screening” |
| Software for remote collection and analysis of spirograms | option |
| Size, mm, max (without flow sensor) | 300 x 201 x 123 |
| Weight, g, max | 1650 |