Quantitative Train-of-Four QTOF Monitoring Accuracy Comparisons

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Introduction Quantitative train-of-four, or QTOF monitoring accuracy is key to managing neuromuscular blockades during anesthesia. Studies show that up to 180 million patients receive neuromuscular blocking agents (NMBAs) annually, with 72 million experiencing post-operative complications due to residual neuromuscular blockade (RNMB) [4]. These complications highlight the need for QTOF monitoring accuracy and reliability to increase … Read more

Green Anesthesia: The Environmental Advantages of Sodium Hydroxide-Free Amsorb Plus CO2 Absorbent

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Introduction Anesthesia is a crucial component of modern medical practice, allowing patients to undergo surgeries and procedures painlessly. However, the environmental impact of anesthesia is often overlooked. Traditional anesthesia methods contribute to pollution through the release of anesthetic agents into the atmosphere. Fortunately, advancements in technology, such as the use of Sodium Hydroxide-Free Amsorb Plus … Read more

Bell Medical supplies Sleep Apnea and Ventilation Devices by ResMed

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Bell Medical is proud to announce that we are the new Hospital and In-Patient Distribution partner for ResMed sleep apnea supplies and ventilation devices and accessories, as well as their full line of NIV masks. The ResMed Airsense 10/11 platforms provide both single pressure CPAP as well as Auto adjusting CPAP therapy. The Aircurve 10/11 … Read more

What are the recommendations for Quantitative Neuromuscular Monitoring?

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The ASA Guideline recommends Quantitative Train of Four or QTOF monitoring when administering a paralytic.  The ASA Guideline indicates that you should only use Neostigmine when the patient has a TOF ration >40%.  A QTOF monitor is required to know when you are >40% so Quantitative TOF monitoring is needed to continue using Neostigmine as … Read more

Qualitative v Quantitative Monitoring: Is one superior? What’s the difference? Why does it matter?

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The Quantitative Train of Four vs Subjective or Qualitative TOF neuromuscular monitoring study attached shows Quantitative TOF monitoring promoting a positive clinical practice change.  Quantitative TOF monitoring may be the greatest tool to use to safely monitor paralytic and reverse anesthesia patients safely.  The study tables show when using a traditional Peripheral Nerve Stimulator or … Read more

Stimpod 450X EMG: The Gold Standard for Quantitative Train-of-Four Monitoring

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The linked study was released 10/2/2023 and validates the Xavant Stimpod 450X for neuromuscular blockade monitoring, proven in a recent study to match the gold standard in QTOF accuracy as having the most accurate EMG tested to date.  The study compared the Stimpod 450X EMG or Electromyography to MMG or Mechanomyography.  The results stated:  “The … Read more

GOOD NEWS Line is OPEN!

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Purchase medical supplies now! We’ve had several new customers in September. Some of these are: Amsorb Plus CO2 Absorbent in the Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine, Lone Tree, CO EyePro Surgical Eye Protection by Innovgas in Spanish Peaks Regional Health, Walsenburg, CO Heine Reusable Blades in The Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI NoPress Surgical Eye Shield … Read more

Bell Medical October National Show Schedule

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Bell Medical is proud to be a showing vendor at both the American Society of Anesthesia (ASA) and the American Society of Anesthesia Technologists and Technicians (ASATT). Please visit us at ASA booth #1727 in San Francisco, CA Oct 14-16 and the ASATT in Pasadena, CA Oct. 19-21. We have been introducing products since 1975! … Read more

Good News Line is OPEN!

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The Good News Line is OPEN! New customers:  Amsorb Plus CO2 Absorbent to Illinois Sport Medicine, Morton Grove, IL Heine VisionPro Video Laryngscope to University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI BiteMe Teeth and Airway Protection to St. Luke’s Hospital, Duluth, MN Amsorb Plus CO2 Absorbent to Providence Covenant Hospital, Levelland, TX Disposable Laryngoscopes to Mount Sinai … Read more

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