Date
Thursday, September 23, 2021
Location
Watch On-Demand
Host
BIOPAC SYSTEMS, INC. - U.S.A.
| Fully-integrated, easy-to-use, compact system collects blood pressure and extracts Systolic, Diastolic, and Mean Arterial Pressure values. Cardiovascular insights are much easier to achieve with this new integration from BIOPAC and CNSystems. The CNAP™ technology is now fully incorporated in a single BIOPAC amplifier for the MP160 system where it can be fully controlled by AcqKnowledge Software. The new NIBP100E amplifier, utilizing CNAP clinical technology, is available soon and optimized for research. Adding continuous, beat-by-beat, noninvasive Blood Pressure (BP) to physiology experiments helps researchers understand the cardiovascular system and conduct psychophysiology research (e.g., how blood pressure responds to threats/challenges). The extended hemodynamic values option provides continuous measures of CO, CI, SV, SI, SVR, and SVRI. Features & Benefits:
Frazer Findlay of BIOPAC and Walter Habenbacher of CNSystems walk you through how to easily integrate noninvasive blood pressure and other hemodynamic data with multiple physiological signals. They explain the benefits of adding NIBP to experiments and complete a live demo to show you how to set up the hardware and software. What you will learn:
Plus, see a LIVE DEMO of the integrated hardware and software used in NIBP monitoring. Related Webinars:
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About Walter Habenbacher
Walter is CNSystems’ Head of International Sales and Marketing. Following a Master’s degree (MSc) in Biomedical/Medical Engineering, Walter originally joined CNSystems—an Austrian medical technology company that has pioneered noninvasive hemodynamic monitoring—in 1999 as a Software engineer working with the R&D team to design the Task Force Monitor. Over his 20+ year career with CNSystems, the company has expanded to reach worldwide export markets with its CNAP technology. He works closely with global Key Opinion Leaders and users to develop and apply the technology for a wide range applications.
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