The NIPE technology provides an objective way to assess the nociception/analgesia balance for neonates and young infants, allowing care to be individualized. NIPE offers a continuous assessment of the parasympathetic component of the autonomic nervous system in neonates and young infants. This unique technology is proven to work with extremely premature babies, from around 26 weeks gestation, through to infants up to two years of age. The NIPE is based on the electrocardiogram taken from the patient monitor in use and does not require additional patient sensors.
NIPE technology benefits:
Evaluation of the newborn parasympathetic activity
Evaluation of the newborn autonomic response to prolonged pain
Detect nociception
Evaluate of the state of comfort/ discomfort of the patient
Specifications
Output
Real Time Export Protocol RS-232 interface
Saved Data Export USB interface
Power Requirements
Main Voltage 100-240 VAC (± 10%)
Main Frequency 50/60Hz (± 3)
Battery No battery
DC Input 12V 3.4A 40W
Patient Leakage Current NA
Environmental
Cooling Method Convection. Fanless
Temperature Operating Storage 5°C to 35°C 20°C to 60°C
Atmospheric Pressure Operating Storage 800hPa to 1066hPa 800hPa to 1066hPa
Relative Humidity Operating Storage > 15% and 15% and <95% non-condensing
Dimensions With pole clamp 27 (width) x 24.7 (height) x 16.5 (depth) cm
Dimensions Without pole clamp NA
Connector
DC Input (monitor) Jack DC 2-pin power connector
Export (monitor) DE-9 male connector to export data in real time
Data Export (Monitor) USB connector to export data and snapshot to USB stick
Multi parametric link 4-pin circular connector