Epoc - A Cost Effective, State Of The Art, Portable, Blood Gas, Electrolyte & Critical Care Analyser

epoc Hand Held Clinical Care Analysers are now available exclusively from Woodley Equipment Company Ltd The epoc, enterprise point of care blood analysis system, is the first wireless testing solution to use Smart Card technology. The epoc provides immediate blood gas, electrolyte and critical care biochemistry results directly to a hand held PDA (included) is easy to use and requires no refrigeration of consumables. Key Features:

• Accurate blood gas and electrolyte results in 30 seconds
• Room temperature cartridge storage
• 0.1ml sample volume, eliminating overfill issues
• Wireless system that interfaces to an electronic data manager (EDM) and Bluetooth printer
• Easy to use by anyone in-practice with touch screen technology
• Ready to use at anytime, anywhere (in-practice, operations, equine/farm yard)
• Integrated calibration and quality checks
• Bar-coded smart cards for error free identification
• 2000 patient results storage on analyser
• Ability to input all patient data, temperature and even ventilator settings

Now you can upgrade your portable critical care analyser to the very latest technology, so don’t miss the brilliant trade in offer for your i-STAT System. For a more information on the epoc Blood Gas analyser please email [email protected] or call our customer service team on +44 (0)1204 669033~Option 1 Alternatively visit our website to see our products, recent news, download literature or to receive technical support www.woodleyequipment.com

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