GE Dash 5000
Regular price Rs.95,000.00The GE Dash 5000 represents the pinnacle of the field-proven Dash monitoring family, delivering full-featured, high-acuity diagnostics on an expansive screen. Engineered specifically for intensive care units (ICUs), operating rooms (ORs), cardiac care clinics, and high-stress trauma centers, this patient monitor provides comprehensive physiological tracking for your most critical patients.
Featuring an extra-large, brilliant 12.1-inch high-resolution color display, the Dash 5000 offers unmatched visual clarity. It allows clinical teams to track up to 7 real-time waveforms and extensive vital statistics simultaneously from a distance. Despite its larger screen, the monitor retains the signature rugged, low-profile Dash housing with an integrated handle, making it a highly capable transport solution during critical intra-hospital transfers.
Key Clinical Advantages:
- Expansive 12.1-Inch Display: Provides a massive viewing area with large-font statistics and ultra-sharp waveform tracking, significantly reducing eye strain and enhancing bedside efficiency.
- Gold-Standard Diagnostic Engineering: Formulated with GE's premier clinical algorithms, including Marquette 12SL ECG analysis, DINAMAP SuperSTAT non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), and industry-leading SpO2 processing (Nellcor or Masimo).
- High-Acuity Parameter Suite: Built to manage complex cases with standard support for 3/5-lead ECG, Respiration, NIBP, SpO2, Dual Temperature, and Dual-Channel Invasive Blood Pressure (IBP) for real-time arterial line tracking.
- Intelligent Central Integration: Fully network-ready, the Dash 5000 integrates seamlessly with GE Central Monitoring Systems, allowing data to flow continuously across the entire hospital network.
- Extended Dual-Battery Life: Utilizing a dual-battery bay that houses two high-capacity rechargeable internal batteries, the monitor provides hours of uninterrupted operation during extended patient moves or unexpected power losses.
Condition: Excellent - Imported Pre Owned