100% of Hospital Settings, Provider Preferences, Surgery Types
Simple to use, versatile for providers, and the most cost-effective way for standardizing neuromuscular monitoring across the hospital.
Open Arm
Use the cost-effective re-usable AMG technology for Train of Four monitoring during open arm surgery setups
Tucked Arms
TOF monitoring of all robotic, laparoscopic and other tucked arm surgery setups reliably with the EMG modality
Critical Care
Choose your prefered Train of Four monitoring method at the point of care in post anesthesia settings
Thin Ultra-flexible
EMG Electrode
The patented ripple design allows the electrode to fit on either the left or right hand and accommodate any hand size.
The soft, dermatoid material allows for maximum adhesion during long surgeries with multiple patient movements for uninterrupted NMBA monitoring.
The NMT Monitoring Difference: An Emphasis on Patient Safety
Research-based evidence for neuromuscular monitoring shows the impact on patient safety and hospital budgets.
Critical Respiratory Events was higher by
50%
in patients who had a TOFR less than 0.7
It has been estimated that approximately
40%
of the patients brought to the PACU have residual neuromuscular blockade
It has been estimated that approximately
0.8%
of patients in the PACU with residual block will experience a Critical Respiratory Event
The cost of treatment for patients with respiratory complications was
$62,000
compared to $5000 without complications
The mean length of stay in the PACU for patients with residual neuromuscular block was
80 min
longer than patients without PORC
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