A recent case study into the use of ODM published online by Cure and Care Perioperative Medicine; “Use of an Enhanced Recovery Pathway and Minimally Invasive Cardiac Output Monitoring in… Read full article
Fluid management monitoring technologies can reduce mortality rates for elective procedures, improve the quality of care for more than 800,000 patients a year, and save the NHS at least £400m annually.
Sir David Nicholson, Chief Executive of the NHS in England
Creating better patient care and recovery through technology…

Surgical Use of ODM+
The CardioQ-ODM+ is designed to allow clinicians to guide fluid and drug administration during major and high risk surgery. The monitor is clinically proven and when used to guide Perioperative Fluid Management, reduce postoperative complications; intensive care admissions, intensive care stay, length of hospital stay and costs.

Critical Care Use of ODM+
The CardioQ-ODM and CardioQ-ODM+ are designed to allow clinicians to guide fluid and drug administration during major and high risk surgery. The monitors are clinically proven and when used to guide Fluid Management reduce postoperative complications; intensive care admissions, intensive care stay, length of hospital stay and costs.

Paediatric Use of ODM+
The measurement of descending aortic blood flow is available for paediatric patients to safely and quickly monitor haemodynamic changes and guide therapy appropriately.
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Deltex Medical is pleased to announce a three year distribution and market collaboration agreement with Australian firm Uscom Limited, who manufacture the USCOM 1A noninvasive cardiac output monitor. USCOM 1A… Read full article
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Innovation Health and Wealth: Accelerating Adoption and Diffusion in the NHS, was published in December 2011 and identified Oesophageal Doppler Monitoring (ODM) as one of six High Impact Innovations recommended for widespread use across the NHS. The aim; to improve productivity, quality and patient outcomes.





