Intracranial pressure measurement monitor and ventricular probe with cranial bolt
Description
ICP monitors for measuring intracranial pressure
All Spiegelberg ICP monitors have a practical plug-and-play function. After placement of the air-pouch probe, connect it, switch on the monitor and wait for the automatic calibration¹. The latest Spiegelberg ICP monitors come with batteries that last up to 6 hours. Every ICP monitor is compatible with most standard patient monitors.
Accurate measuring results & data analysis
Spiegelberg ICP monitors run an automatic recalibration process to ensure accurate measurement results¹. A clinical trial² has confirmed that the maximum drift over a period up to 28 days was only +-2 mmHg.
¹ ICP-Monitor internal zeroing; no calibration in the technical sense
² Source: Clinical Evaluation of Intraparenchymal Spiegelberg Pressure Sensor, Congress of Neurological Surgeons, June 2003.
Silverline® ventricular probe with cranial bolt
The Spiegelberg Silverline® ventricular probe with cranial bolt is fixed in the cranial bone with a cranial bolt. After making a burr hole and opening the dura, the probe is placed in the ventricle with the bolt in place. Then the bolt is pushed down to the burr hole and screwed into the cranial bone. Now the Silverline® ventricular probe can be fixed with the clamping nut. The drainage tube is connected with the included Luer Lock connector and then to a drainage set with a Luer Lock connector. The air tube is connected to the Spiegelberg ICP monitor.
For more information see the brochure Spiegelberg, Germany >>
