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PressureSense
The Simplest, Most Reliable Intracompartmental Pressure Monitor Available Today!
Compartment Syndrome Is One Of The Largest Clinical Liability Issues Facing Hospitals Today.
Compartment Syndrome develops when the pressure within a osseofascial space impedes neurovascular function and results in tissue damage. Measurement of compartment pressure is the best diagnostic
test for Compartment Syndrome and therefore improves patient care and reduces liability.
Using the PressureSense Monitor assures accurate detection in the most convenient, cost-effective, expedient way. There is no special training or complicated time-consuming set-up required to prepare the Monitor for use. Self-calibration assures the user of an accurate reading and helps eliminate errors.
Our patented self-calibrating Monitor allows calibration to be performed in any position; the Monitor may then be inserted in that same position. Measurements are read using a red and green LED display making proper diagnosis simple and accurate.
The PressureSense Monitor is a compact, versatile system which equates to easy storage and less staff time for each procedure.
Sterile, prefilled, disposable syringes with an 18-gauge side-ported needle add not only convenience, but aid in patient comfort.
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Accurate Detection
You can feel safe in knowing that you are detecting unseen compartmental pressures.
Disposable Sterile Prefilled Syringes
Convenient, rapid assembly. Side-ported needle for more patient comfort – less trauma to the patient.
Indwelling Catheters
For patient comfort and ease-of-use in continuous or intermittent pressure readings. |
Early Detection Is Important
• Four (4) hours from symptoms to fasciotomy – recovery possible.
• Six (6) hours from symptoms to fasciotomy – partial recovery possible.
• Eight (8) hours from symptoms to fasciotomy – no recovery possible.
Indications:
 Gunshot Wounds
Crush Injuries
Fractures
Hemorrhage of Any Source, Within a Compartment
Frostbite
To Rule Out Nerve Injury vs. Compartment Syndrome
Confirmation of Acute Compartment Syndrome
Chronic Exertional Syndrome
Post-Fasciotomy
Patients with Altered Mental States
Unresponsive or Comatose Patients
Uncooperative Patients
| Features |
Benefits |
| Pen-Sized Monitor |
Smallest hand-held monitor available.
Convenient for use in the office or the hospital
Compact, versatile system
Transducer inside monitor
Cost-effective and reliable. |
| Supplies Disposable & Packaged Sterile |
Convenient - easy, rapid assembly of components. |
| Pre-filled Syringes |
Saves time. |
| 18 Gauge Side-Ported Needles |
Insures accurate pressure readings by distributing saline more evenly through the tissues. |
| Indwelling "Slit" Catheter |
Allows physician to do continuous or intermittent pressure readings on the same patient without repeated needle sticks. |
| "O"-Rings |
Insure air-tight seal between the monitor and syringe. |
| Color-Coded LED |
Assists physicians in determining proper Monitor readout function. Assists hospital personnel in making a proper diagnosis based on monitor readings. |
| Zeroing Mechanism |
Allows the physician to hold the monitor in any position, when the monitor has been zeroed in that position, the physician may measure the compartment. |
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For More Information
If you are a doctor and would like to receive additional information about this product or schedule an in-service please call us directly at (877) 988-7595 (toll free) or email us at info@millmedtech.com.
If you are a patient and would like to receive additional information about this product please contact your doctor or have your doctor contact us directly for more information.
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See our other products
SCWIRE v.2.5
SCWIRE-FD Fusion Device
The Millennium Compression Screw (MCS)
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