Minneapolis, MN-based Nonin Medical has just announced that their Onyx II 9560 pulse oximeter has received Microsoft HealthVault certification, which will allow users' vitals to be uploaded, stored, and shared with their health care provider.The Onyx II 9560 is one of Nonin's most advanced fingertip pulse oximeters. Its features include Bluetooth technology for communicating with other devices, on-board memory, and SmartPoint Technology for determining accurate SpO2 and pulse rate readings. It is also Continua-certified, which is a standard that allows for interoperability amongst a number of diagnostic devices.This blog aims to be a meeting place for medical technologies (news, design, products, services) and gerontology or the study of human aging and its biological, psychological, social and medical involvements.
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Medical Innovation @ CES 2011: Nonin Medical and Microsoft HealthVault
Minneapolis, MN-based Nonin Medical has just announced that their Onyx II 9560 pulse oximeter has received Microsoft HealthVault certification, which will allow users' vitals to be uploaded, stored, and shared with their health care provider.The Onyx II 9560 is one of Nonin's most advanced fingertip pulse oximeters. Its features include Bluetooth technology for communicating with other devices, on-board memory, and SmartPoint Technology for determining accurate SpO2 and pulse rate readings. It is also Continua-certified, which is a standard that allows for interoperability amongst a number of diagnostic devices.
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Is there a big difference between fingertip pulse oximeters and wrist pulse oximeters when it comes do design? I would assume that they are quite similar, but some clarification would be nice!
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