
Mindray 0998-00-1802-0301A CO2 Module For V-Series Monitors
Mindray 0998-00-1802-0301A CO2 Module For V-Series Monitors
Original: $899.99
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$315.00Product Information
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Original: $899.99
-65%$899.99
$315.00Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Original: $899.99
-65%$899.99
$315.00
⢠Model: 0998-00-1802-0301A
⢠Microstream
⢠Overall Length: 6 inches x 5 1/4 inches x 2 inches
The Mindray 0998ā00ā1802ā0301A COā Module is an accessory module intended for integration into the VāSeries patient monitors. Its function is to measure carbon dioxide levelsāendātidal COā primarilyāfor patients under ventilation or other respiratory monitoring situations. The āMicrostreamā designation indicates that it uses a technology capable of sampling small volumes of gas (small bore sampling lines), which is advantageous in settings where low flow, less dead space, or minimal obstruction is needed (e.g. neonatal or pediatric care, or when minimal disturbance is desired). Being a plugāin module, it slots into the COā bay on the monitor, engaging both the power and data connections so that the COā waveform, numeric values, alarms etc. are handled in the same UI as the other vitals.
Mechanically, the module is compact (ā 6ā³ Ć 5¼Ⳡà 2ā³), which allows it to be added without greatly increasing the depth or height of the monitor stack or cart footprint. The design is intended to be robust, to withstand repeated module insertion/removal, cleaning/disinfection, and environmental variations typical in hospital wards, ICUs, ORs etc. Because COā readings are sensitive to leaks, moisture, sampling line resistance, and the quality of the moduleās internal optical and airflow systems, OEM quality mattersārefurbished or used modules should be verified for calibration, zeroing, and sampling path leakage.
Operationally, the 0998ā00ā1802ā0301A allows clinicians to monitor respiratory status via capnography, which is essential in many critical care, anesthesia, transport, and emergency situations. It provides both numerical and waveform feedback (endātidal COā, possibly inspiratory COā, respiratory rate derived from COā), helping detect hypoventilation, apnea, airway obstruction, or equipment disconnections. Using a Microstream module tends to lead to more reliable readings under conditions of high humidity or low flow, compared to more basic sidestream setups. The integration with VāSeries means alarms, trending, and display are consistent with other parameters, simplifying clinician workload. However, the module must be properly maintained (e.g. replace water traps if present, prevent moisture condensation, ensure sample line integrity) to ensure signal fidelity and patient safety.
This item is used and in excellent condition.
