GE B450 Patient Monitor YOM: 2018

Includes:

- GE B450 Patient Monitor YOM: 2018

- GE E-MINIC Gass Module YOM: 2014 

The GE B450 Patient Monitor (YOM: 2018) is a professional multi-parameter patient monitoring systemdesigned for clinical environments requiring reliable bedside monitoring. This configuration includes a GE E-MINIC Gas Module (YOM: 2014), providing an additional gas monitoring component for compatible clinical applications.

The combination of the GE B450 Patient Monitor and E-MINIC Gas Module makes this equipment suitable for hospitals, intensive care units, operating theatres, emergency departments and other healthcare environments. It is also a practical option for medical equipment dealers and resellers looking for established used medical monitoring equipment.

Included Equipment

GE B450 Patient Monitor

• Model: B450
• Year of Manufacture: 2018
• Device Type: Patient Monitor
• Application: Clinical Patient Monitoring

GE E-MINIC Gas Module

• Model: E-MINIC
• Year of Manufacture: 2014
• Device Type: Gas Monitoring Module
• Application: Compatible Patient Gas Monitoring

Key Features

GE B450 Patient Monitoring

The GE B450 provides a professional platform for bedside patient monitoring across a range of hospital and clinical environments.

E-MINIC Gas Module

The included GE E-MINIC Gas Module adds gas monitoring capability to the equipment configuration where compatible with the monitor and clinical setup.

Integrated Clinical Configuration

The combination of the patient monitor and gas module provides healthcare providers with a versatile monitoring solution for compatible applications.

Suitable for Multiple Departments

The equipment can be used in compatible hospital environments including critical care, operating rooms and emergency care.

GE Healthcare Technology

The system is manufactured by GE Healthcare, a well-established manufacturer of medical monitoring and clinical equipment.

Applications

The GE B450 configuration is suitable for compatible use in:

• Intensive Care Units (ICU)
• Operating Theatres
• Emergency Departments
• Critical Care
• Recovery Areas
• Hospital Wards
• High Dependency Units (HDU)
• Anaesthesia and perioperative environments
• Clinical monitoring departments

Key Benefits

• GE B450 Patient Monitor
• Year of Manufacture 2018
• GE E-MINIC Gas Module included
• Gas Module YOM 2014
• Professional clinical monitoring configuration
• Suitable for hospitals and healthcare facilities
• Useful for critical care and perioperative environments
• Suitable for medical equipment dealers and resellers
• Practical option for used medical equipment buyers

Why Choose the GE B450 with E-MINIC?

The GE B450 Patient Monitor with E-MINIC Gas Module offers a practical combination of patient monitoring and gas monitoring equipment for compatible clinical applications. With the B450 manufactured in 2018 and the E-MINIC Gas Module manufactured in 2014, this configuration can be a useful addition to hospitals, clinics, critical care departments and medical equipment inventories.

Buyers should verify the installed options, module compatibility, accessories and required configuration before clinical deployment.

The GE B450 Patient Monitor, manufactured in 2018, is a reliable and efficient device ideal for any medical setting that requires accurate patient monitoring. This used monitor is equipped with essential features that ensure effective patient care, including vital signs tracking and ECG monitoring. Its intuitive interface is designed for ease of use, allowing healthcare professionals to navigate through patient data with minimal effort. Included with the monitor is the GE E-MINIC Gas Module, with a year of manufacture of 2014. This module enhances the monitor’s capabilities by providing comprehensive gas analysis, a critical component for anesthesia delivery and monitoring during surgeries. Despite its age, the E-MINIC module maintains functionality and integrates seamlessly with the B450 monitor. Overall, this combination provides a cost-effective solution for monitoring vital signs and gas levels, supporting critical decision-making in high-stakes environments. Both components reflect GE's commitment to quality and precision in medical equipment.