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The purpose of the trial is to confirm that the presence of the Proxima 3 disposable in the arterial line doesn't significantly attenuate the arterial pressure wave form. The principal aim of the trial will be:
• To obtain quantitative data allowing investigation of the pressure wave form obtained in a standard arterial line compared to various arterial lines fitted with the Proxima 3.
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The purpose of this study is to examine the transmission of the arterial pressure wave form through Proxima 3 disposable attached to a configurable parts of the patient's arterial line. The Proxima device has been tested by Intertek as part of the Proxima 2 project and found to comply to BS EN 60601-1 2nd edition "Medical electrical equipment - Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance". Additional internal tests have also been carried out for clause 51.103, frequency response, from BS EN 60601-2-34(2001).
This study part of the on-going development of the Proxima system which monitors metabolic parameters in critically ill patients using a disposable sensor array. This study builds upon the four clinical trials carried out in the past two years by Sphere Medical in partnership with the NHS (REC references: 10/H1308/53, 10/H0308/113, 11/SW/0166, 12/SW/0175).
This study forms part of the development process for the Proxima family of devices.
The Proxima 3:
Proxima 3 will enable clinicians to measure blood parameters without leaving the patient's bedside. This will support the ability to respond rapidly to changing conditions in their critically ill patients. The measurements made by the Proxima 3 system have the potential to inform clinical decision support systems and to change, at a fundamental level, the ability of clinicians to improve patient care.
In this study the Proxima 3 is a passive component. It will NOT be connected to the Proxima 3 monitor. NO blood will be taken and NO analysis of the blood analyte concentrations will occur in this study.
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