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TraumaGuard Insertion

TraumaGuard Removal

Connection and IAP Monitoring

Troubleshooting

Cable Model Number and Monitor Compatibility Chart

Use the table below to check the compatibility of your TraumaGuard System cable with your existing monitor.

TraumaGuard System Cable	Monitor Name	Monitor Model Number
000-0229 TraumaGuard Universal Cable	GE Dash and Philips MP Series* (Not monitor specific)	MP50, MP30, MP20, 4000
000-0250 TraumaGuard Philips Cable	Intellivue	MP2, MP30, MP50, MP70, MP90
000-0420 TraumaGuard Philips Cable	Intellivue	MX, MX 400
000-0260 TraumaGuard GE Cable	GE Dash	4000
000-0320 TraumaGuard GE Cable	GE Carescape	Carescape B650, Carescape B850
000-0280 TraumaGuard Nihon Kohden	Life Scope	MU631-RA
000-0290 TraumaGuard Universal Reverse Cable	GE Dash and Philips MP Series* (Not monitor specific)	Not monitor specific
000-0310 TraumaGuard SpaceLabs Cable	Ultraview SL	91370
000-1313 TraumaGuard SpaceLabs Cable	Xprezzon	91393
000-0330 TraumaGuard MindRay Cable	MindRay	T1, N1, DPM6, DPM7

*requires adapter cable

TraumaGuard System Instructions For Use

Section 1 – Monitor Connection

Section 2 – Preparation / Insertion

Section 3 – Charging / Cable Connection

Section 4 – Recalibration

Section 5 - Troubleshooting

Section 6 – Cable Replacement

Section 7 – Catheter Removal

Section 9 – Cable Maintenance and Storage

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.”