The Sentec Transcutaneous Monitoring System provides accurate, continuous CO2 values throughout the night for both diagnostic sleep studies and noninvasive ventilation (NIV) management.

In this brochure, you’ll learn how transcutaneous CO2 monitoring provides:

  • Visibility beyond SpO2

  • Accurate CO2 values regardless of underlying lung disease

  • Continuity for actionable overnight data

  • Comprehensive data analysis and evaluation

  • Accuracy across diverse patient groups

transcutaneous monitoring in the NICU: clinical utility and impact

The Sentec Transcutaneous Monitoring System provides accurate, continuous CO₂ values throughout the night for both diagnostic sleep studies and noninvasive ventilation (NIV) management.

In this brochure, you’ll learn how transcutaneous CO₂ monitoring provides:

  • Visibility beyond SpO₂

  • Accurate CO₂ values regardless of underlying lung disease

  • Continuity for actionable overnight data

  • Comprehensive data analysis and evaluation

  • Accuracy across diverse patient groups

Meet the tCOM+

Developed with care, designed for confidence.

The tCOM+ offers continuous monitoring of tcPCO2, SpO2, and PR with a sleek new look and feel. This latest model includes significant software advances that improve workflow for providers, while continuing to support reduced blood draws and proactive ventilator management across care areas.

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