TraumaGuard TM
System Always on call Continuous monitoring Saving lives

The TraumaGuard System helps protect your patient against Intra-Abdominal Hypertension (IAH) and Abdominal Compartment Syndrome (ACS) with continuous, accurate real-time monitoring.

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IAH & ACS are two major causes of multi-organ failure and death

In the ICU, Intra-Abdominal Pressure (IAP) measurements are used to identify trends in IAP and detect a patient’s risk of developing IAH and ACS.

Yet only 31% of physicians routinely measure IAP¹ because today’s techniques are inefficient, operator dependent, and limited by time intervals, frequently yielding unreliable results.

As a result, IAH and ACS are often undiagnosed and untreated.

IAP is the 6th vital sign. Are you monitoring it?

The TraumaGuard System sees what you can't. To detect elevated IAP, you need to measure it.

Guard your patients against IAH & ACS

The TraumaGuard System delivers next-generation critical care monitoring that enhances preventative care with early detection. By capturing real-time, accurate, and continuous IAP measurements, the TraumaGuard System can detect elevations in IAP before it escalates to IAH or ACS.

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Preventative

Detects elevations in IAP and emits proactive alerts [at your patient’s bedside and the nurses’ station]

Accurate

Accurately measures IAP - within +/- 3mmHg - in a supine or elevated position.

Automated

Automatically records and stores measurements in EMR system.

The TraumaGuard System is the first device to become the standard of care for IAP measurement.

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Patrick Beer, DO, Critical Care Surgery Specialist, Hurley Medical Center

“I would recommend TraumaGuard to my colleagues – having watched it correlate 1:1 in the OR with insufflation pressures, as well as looking at the ease of use – this is a very valuable technology to use going forward, especially in resuscitation of patients in the ICU.”

Leo Mercer, MD, Critical Care Surgery Specialist, Hurley Medical Center

“Accuracy is difficult to assess – I can tell you that the best reference number I have for Intra-abdominal Pressure is coming off an insufflator, and to the extent that the TraumaGuard catheter is correlating - almost 1:1 - with that number, is comforting. It really can’t get better than that, frankly.”