Компания Masimo получила одобрение FDA для нового монитора Root, отслеживающего доставку кислорода

Корпорация Masimo, входящая в состав Danaher, получила одобрение FDA для своего нового пациента-монитора Root, способного непрерывно отслеживать доставку кислорода. Данная технология объединяет измерения сердечного выброса, гемоглобина и сатурации для решения проблемы прерывистости традиционных лабораторных анализов.

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The Masimo Root platform continuously monitors oxygen delivery (image courtesy of Masimo) Irvine-based Masimo Corp., now a subsidiary of Danaher, today announced it received FDA 510(k) clearance for its Masimo Root patient monitor. The platform has the ability to continuously monitor and trend oxygen delivery by combining Masimo’s cardiac output, hemoglobin and oxygen saturation monitoring technologies. According to Masimo, monitoring oxygen delivery has been limited by the intermittent nature of hemoglobin measurements, which traditionally rely on periodic lab tests. “Oxygen delivery is fundamental to understanding whether tissues are receiving the oxygen they need, particularly during major surgery and other periods of physiologic stress,” Dr. Basil Matta, chief medical officer of Masimo, said in a statement. Want more from the best local business newspaper in the country? Sign-up for our FREE Daily eNews update to get the latest Orange County news delivered right to your inbox! Would you like to subscribe to Orange County Business Journal? One-Year for Only $99 Weekly in-depth coverage in print and digital formats Special Features: OC's Wealthiest, Top Priced Home Sales, Giving Guide, OC500, Charity Event Guide, Best Places to Work, Indispensables, Largest Charitable Gifts The annual Book of Lists: Orange County's top companies across every industry Yuika Yoshida has been a reporter covering healthcare, innovation and education at the Orange County Business Journal since 2023. Previous bylines include JapanUp! Magazine and Stu News Laguna. She received her bachelor's degree in literary journalism from the University of California, Irvine. During her time at UC Irvine, she was the campus news editor for the official school paper and student writer for the Samueli School of Engineering. Outside of writing, she enjoys musical theater and finding new food spots within Orange County.