Fetal monitor F3

Fetal Monitor F3

With its elegant design, vibrant color screen, and advanced functionality, the F3 fetal monitor is designed to meet the needs of obstetric departments. This model is lightweight and highly portable, making it suitable for use in outpatient settings. EDAN's F3 offers a wide range of monitoring parameters, such as FHR, TOCO, MFM, and AFM, as well as DECG and IUP (optional), thanks to its state-of-the-art technology.

The monitor is equipped with a high-sensitivity crystal sensor, protected against moisture ingress, which operates at a frequency of 1 MHz, making it significantly easier for doctors to work. Optionally, it can be equipped with a feature for applying gentle vibratory stimulation to the fetus if the use of a stimulator is necessary.

F3 Twins (Optional) – enables monitoring of FHR for twins. For external monitoring of FHR for twins, two ultrasound transducers must be connected to the US1 port and the US2 port, respectively.

 

ADVANTAGES:

• Compact device, convenient for carrying and transportation.
• Long-lasting lithium-ion battery.
• 5.6-inch foldable color TFT screen, capable of displaying a large amount of numerical data and numerous waveforms.
• Easy to use, with convenient silicone buttons.
• Advanced FHR detection technology.
• Signal overlap checking for differentiating FHR of twins.
• FHR signal quality indicator helps optimize sensor position.
• 60-hour built-in memory for uninterrupted monitoring.
• Ability to connect to the MFM-CNS network for remote monitoring.

Built-In Thermal Printer with Enhanced Functionality

• Prints on recording paper of 150/152 mm width.
• 1/2/3 cm/min real-time printing speed.
• 15 mm/sec accelerated printing speed for stored data.

 

 Features:

• Ability to switch between three display modes – numerical values, waveform values, and a combination of numerical values and waveforms, allowing users to choose the most convenient mode for clinical use.
• Functional keys and handle provide extensive quick access to functions for clinical use. The "Start" button can be configured for quick input of patient information and printing, making it easier for doctors to work and allowing the device to be set up for operation with just one button.