M1034A/B - BIS Intellivue Module

Key Features and Benefits

• Real-Time BIS Monitoring: Continuously calculates and displays the Bispectral Index (BIS) value, providing a direct measure of the patient’s level of consciousness under anesthesia or sedation.
  
• Integrated with Intellivue Monitors: Designed to work seamlessly with Philips Intellivue family monitors, eliminating the need for standalone BIS systems and streamlining bedside setups.
  
• Easy-to-Interpret Display: Shows BIS values along with signal quality indicators (SQI) and electromyography (EMG) trends directly on the main patient monitor screen.
  
• Improved Patient Management: Helps tailor anesthetic dosing, minimize drug usage, and reduce recovery time by keeping sedation at optimal levels.
  
• Compact Plug-In Design: Simply inserts into a module slot on compatible Philips Intellivue monitors, conserving space and reducing cable clutter.
  
• Validated Technology: Employs BIS algorithms developed by Aspect Medical (now part of Medtronic), widely recognized and validated for use in operating rooms and ICUs.

Specifications

• Model Compatibility:
  
  • M1034A: Original BIS module for Philips Intellivue systems
    
  • M1034B: Updated version offering enhanced signal processing and software features
    
• Measurement Parameters: BIS index (0-100), Signal Quality Index (SQI), EMG levels
  
• Integration: Displays BIS values alongside standard vital parameters on Philips Intellivue monitors
  
• Electrode Interface: Connects to BIS sensor sets via a standard cable interface
  
• Applications: General anesthesia, procedural sedation, ICU sedation management
  
• Dimensions: Compact module inserts directly into Philips Intellivue module rack
  
• Alarms: Configurable high and low BIS thresholds with visual and audible alerts
  

Clinical Applications

The Philips BIS Intellivue Module is designed for use in a wide range of clinical environments, including:

• Operating Rooms: Supports optimal anesthesia depth management during general surgical procedures.
  
• ICUs: Monitors sedation levels for ventilated or critically ill patients to avoid under- or over-sedation.
  
• Procedural Sedation: Guides safe sedation practices in endoscopy, cath labs, and interventional radiology.
  
• Teaching Hospitals: Useful for training on advanced anesthesia monitoring techniques.