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MEE - RESPIRATORY FUNCTION SYSTEMS

Smart PFT USB Spirometer

General Features

  • The software on the MEE Smart USB Spirometer device supports multiple users and includes both current GLI 2012 normal values ​​and GLI 2017 values ​​for CO diffusion.

  • It can communicate directly with the practice computer (GDT) or the hospital information system (HL7) via an interface.

  • A SQL database offers all the data security and reliability benefits of an industrial standard.

Smart PFT Bronchial Provocation Tester

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General Features

  • The compact pressure MEE Smart Bronchial Provocation Tester for inhalation testing has been developed for volume measurement in areas where obstruction exists.

  • Thanks to its fully automatic and low-noise compressor, the device does not need an external compressed air source or expensive compressed air cans.

  • Built-in panel computer with LCD display makes it easy to use for your medical staff.

 

 

Smart PFT Body Plethysmograph

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​General Features

  • With its fully glazed oval window offering a panoramic view, the treatment room is above all suitable for people prone to claustrophobia.

  • Split folding doors with very low steps (less than 8 centimeters) allow patients with special needs to enter the device comfortably.

  • Additionally, the body plethysmograph has a handle on the ceiling to assist with entry and an optional extendable seat for wheelchair users.

Smart PFT DLCO

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​General Features

  • MEE Smart pft CO transfer is a fast, linear and selective gas analyzer for precise CO diffusion measurement.

  • The combination of gas analyzer and volume/flow measurement allows precise measurement of CO diffusion capacity.

  • The medical device is designed for use in clinical settings and by physicians working in private practice. It is a measuring device for respiratory function diagnosis.

  • Diffusion capacity measurement measures the ability of the lungs to transfer gas from inspired air to red blood cells in the pulmonary capillaries.

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