New & Used Pulmonary Stress Test

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Pulmonary Stress Test Vmax 330588 - MedWOW

451742854

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Device: Pulmonary Stress Test
Manufacturer: Care Fusion
Model: Vmax
Location: United States, Alabama
9,000
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Cardiac Stress Test CARDIOVIT CS-200 200814 - MedWOW

960399615

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Device: Cardiac Stress Test
Manufacturer: Schiller Medical
Model: CARDIOVIT CS-200
Location: United States, Florida
10,000
2004
Lung Function Analyzer Vmax 22 319190 - MedWOW

785249218

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Device: Lung Function Analyzer
Manufacturer: SensorMedics
Model: Vmax 22
Location: United States, North Carolina
21,750
This Seller accepts SafeTrade as a payment method
2011
Lung Function Analyzer Vmax 22 319189 - MedWOW

482522957

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Device: Lung Function Analyzer
Manufacturer: SensorMedics
Model: Vmax 22
Location: United States, North Carolina
7,500
This Seller accepts SafeTrade as a payment method
2010
Pulmonary Stress Test Vmax 29 288905 - MedWOW

596839829

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Device: Pulmonary Stress Test
Manufacturer: Viasys Healthcare
Model: Vmax 29
Location: United States, Texas
15,000
2015

126498542

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Device: ECG
Manufacturer: Schiller Medical
Model: CARDIOVIT CS-200
Location: Austria, Lower Ausria
8,371
This Seller accepts SafeTrade as a payment method
2005

117850201

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Device: ECG
Manufacturer: Schiller Medical
Model: CARDIOVIT CS-200
Location: Belgium, Brussels
7,000
This Seller accepts SafeTrade as a payment method
2010
The model & manufacturer of the marked items have changed due to an acquisition between companies, and are also known as:
Current Manufacturer / Model Name Alternative Manufacturer / Model Name
SensorMedics / Vmax 22 Viasys Healthcare / Vmax 22

Pulmonary Stress Test may also be referred to as :

Pulmonary Stress Test | Pulmonary Stress Exercise Monitoring System | Physiologic Monitoring System, Stress Exercise, Pulmonary | Plethysmograph | Cardiopulmonary Stress Test Unit | Cardiopulmonary Stress Exercise Monitoring System | Pulmonary Stress Testing Monitor | PFT Unit
 

Tips for buying Pulmonary Stress Test

  1. Pulmonary stress testing systems should perform, besides the required O2 and CO2 analysis, other procedures, such as cardiac output evaluation, bronchial provocation, nutrition analysis, spirometry, plethysmography and metabolic equivalents.
  2. Manufacturers of cardiopulmonary stress test units should specify whether a mask or mouthpiece is used to collect gases for analysis, as well as a list of all of the parameters analyzed by the pulmonary stress test system.
  3. Facilities should carefully examine the present setting and future requirements regarding the projected volume of stress testing, patient diagnoses, and method of record keeping.
  4. Many features are offered with these cardiopulmonary stress test units. Therefore, buyers should carefully evaluate each model to make sure all of the costs are identified before the actual purchase.
  5. To ensure stability, the width of the base of the ergometer bicycle must be equal to 1/3 of the height; the feet should be adjustable in order to level the ergometer. It should mechanically or electrically brake, and its front wheel should be solid for safety reasons. The handlebars, seat, and pedals should be adjustable.
  6. The treadmill for most cardiovascular stress testing should operate at 0-7 miles per hour, and elevate to grades from 0% to 20%.
  7. The following are important factors when selecting a pulmonary stress test treadmill: durability, evenness of treads motion, physical design of the handrails, and type of displays available. Also the treadmill must include an emergency stop to stop the treadmill within 5 seconds, and the walking platform should be no less than 16 inches in width and 50 inches in length.
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