Zug Medical Systems SAS products

SpotLife Vital signs monitor has been designed to serve frontline caregivers in emergency, peri-operative care and ICU/NICU departments. With its accurate oximetry adapted for adults as well as neonates, it provides a continuous and accurate monitoring of the SpO2 and PR even in case of low perfusion. SpotLife® VSM is declined in versions with either NIBP or CO2 measurement with optional fast temperature monitoring. Its handle and lightweight make it easy for transport use while its 4 stable feet allow a reliable use as bedside monitor. Cost effective, it remains a comprehensive device for multiple applications and environments.

SpotLife® Touch Vital signs monitor has been designed to serve frontline caregivers in emergency, perioperative care and ICU/NICU departments. With its accurate oximetry adapted for adults as well as neonate, it provides a continuous and accurate monitoring of the SpO2 and PR even in case of low perfusion. SpotLife® VSM is declined in versions with either NIBP or CO2 measurement with optional fast temperature monitoring. Its handle and lightweight make it easy for transport use while its 4 stable feet allow a reliable use as bedside monitor. Cost effective, it remains a comprehensive device for multiple applications and environments. Equipped of a touch screen and a knob it is extremely easy and smooth to navigate through the menus and selection. Its 3 backlighted buttons for alarm, start/stop NIBP measurement and power are visible at anytime in any light condition.

The SatPro series is a high-end handheld vital signs monitor including real-time end-breath carbon dioxide and blood oxygen saturation waveform monitoring, as well as patient temperature and pulse rate monitoring. Portable and bedside monitoring compatible design can be conveniently used for home health monitoring and medical patient vital signs monitoring.

Easy to integrate, our capnography technology is available in inexpensive and reliable mainstream or sidestream versions for manufacturers of anaesthesia machines and ventilators.