Improve diagnostic and treatment decisions with fast, accurate, and non-invasive assessments of cardiorespiratory status using the MediPines AGM100™
Results in under two minutes
Demonstrated Clinical Results
Non-Invasive breath sampling
Cardiorespiratory Status
Applicable throughout patient journey
Essential Clinical Insights, Non-Invasively Delivered Instantly at the Point-of-Care
Pulmonary gas exchange is critical for our health- as shown in the lungs' tiny alveoli. Here, oxygen is absorbed into the blood, and carbon dioxide is released to be exhaled. This natural process of gas movement in the body, called diffusion, occurs in 500 million alveoli and ensures our blood is oxygen-rich for circulation.
The AGM100 technology leverages this principle, monitoring gas levels directly with advanced sensors combined with computational means to enhance precision to aid in assessing patients' respiratory and cardiovascular health. Vital clinical information, such as blood oxygenation, ventilation and gas exchange, that traditionally required time-consuming invasive procedures is now available at the point-of-care with the AGM100.
Assessing respiratory impairment in patients is a critical aspect of clinical management. Traditionally, the Riley method (A-a gradient) has been the gold standard measure for gas exchange efficiency, but this approach...
Clinicians know that unlike other tests, the AGM100 provides accurate measurements of gas exchange impairment to differentiate healthy and sick patients...
Patients in respiratory distress require immediate medical attention. The ability to quickly identify hypoxemia is crucial...
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“The AGM100 is already playing a crucial role in respiratory assessment and treatment in a quickly growing number of hospitals across the nation."
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