SenTec V-Sign™ — Illuminate Ventilation and Oxygenation
Continuous | Non-invasive | Accurate | Reliable | Swiss Innovation
The SenTec V-Sign™ Digital Monitoring System delivers continuous, non-invasive measurement of transcutaneous PCO₂ (tcPCO₂), oxygen saturation (SpO₂), and pulse rate (PR) in real time. Designed for hospitals, clinics, and sleep labs, it enables healthcare professionals to detect ventilatory changes early, reduce invasive sampling, and improve patient safety across multiple clinical environments.
Why Choose Digital Transcutaneous Monitoring?
Traditional arterial blood gas analysis is invasive and provides only snapshot data. Likewise, end-tidal CO₂ (etCO₂) monitoring becomes unreliable in patients with COPD, ARDS, or those on non-invasive ventilation. The V-Sign™ sensor overcomes these limitations through continuous tcPCO₂ monitoring—offering precise, real-time insight into ventilation status without repeated blood draws.
Key Advantages:
Continuous and non-invasive CO₂ and O₂ tracking
Rapid detection of hypoventilation and hyperventilation
Clinically validated accuracy compared with arterial PaCO₂
Long sensor runtime (up to 12 hours)
Fully digital signal processing for minimal noise and drift
Technical Excellence Backed by Clinical Science
At the heart of the system lies the Stow-Severinghaus-type PCO₂ Sensor combined with reflectance pulse oximetry. All data are digitized directly within the sensor head, enabling precise, low-noise transmission and accurate real-time results.
Sensor Highlights
Triple parameter measurement: tcPCO₂, SpO₂, PR
Automatic calibration for maximum uptime
Sensor head data memory stores calibration information
Reliable artifact detection to eliminate false readings
R² = 0.91 correlation with arterial PaCO₂ in clinical studies
Clinical Applications
The SenTec V-Sign™ System supports decision-making in a wide range of settings:
Critical Care & Intensive Medicine
Provides early detection of ventilatory failure and guides mechanical ventilation weaning.
Sleep Medicine & Pulmonology
Continuous overnight tcPCO₂ monitoring detects nocturnal hypoventilation and hypercapnia—essential for patients on long-term NIV.
Home Care & Tele-Monitoring
Allows safe home monitoring under clinical supervision with data transfer to physicians for further analysis.
Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU)
Reduces the need for frequent blood sampling and minimizes infection risk in neonates.
Anesthesia & Procedural Sedation
Enables continuous CO₂ assessment in patients under sedation or high-frequency ventilation where etCO₂ is unreliable.
Emergency Medicine & PACU
Assists in real-time CO₂ monitoring during recovery and reduces the risk of post-operative hypercapnia.
Intelligent Software & Connectivity
V-STATS™ Software
Download, visualize, and analyze patient trend data; generate printable reports; customize profiles for departments such as sleep medicine or respiratory care.
V-CareNeT™ System
Central monitoring for up to 40 devices simultaneously—improving workflow efficiency and patient safety.
Interoperability
Fully compatible with major monitoring systems (Philips, Dräger, Mindray, Spacelabs) and EMRs via Capsule integration.
Designed for Ease of Use
Freely rotatable sensor for comfortable application
Smart Calmem™ allows disconnection up to 30 minutes without recalibration
Battery life of up to 10 hours for portable use
Low maintenance: 12-hour recalibration interval and membrane replacement every 28–42 days
Clinically Validated Worldwide
Over 100 peer-reviewed clinical studies support the SenTec Digital Monitoring System in fields such as pulmonology, sleep medicine, anesthesia, and critical care. It has received regulatory approval across Europe, the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Australia.
Benefits for Healthcare Institutions
Reduce cost and risk associated with repeated arterial blood gas tests
Improve clinical decision-making through continuous data
Support compliance with safety guidelines from APSF and ATS
Increase staff efficiency via automated calibration and central monitoring
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