Do we need CO₂ from day one?
Not always. If you are growing into complex anesthesia and ventilation, plan it early. Starter contours sometimes begin with core parameters and expand in a later quote.
A monitor is not “a screen next to anesthesia” — it is a safety contour: which parameters your table requires and who reads trends during surgery.
Most surgical scenarios discuss SpO₂, non-invasive pressure and ECG. CO₂ (including side-stream) is added when ventilation control matters. The list is not universal — it follows your surgery and anesthesia mix.
ePM and uMEC lines more often cover the table and ICU; PM60 helps when you move between rooms. Decide early: one post or several monitoring points.
Size the monitor with the anesthesia machine and clinic protocols — not in isolation by screen diagonal. Intermed Innovation aligns the Mindray Animal Medical contour and staff training.
Veterinary OR and life support
Not always. If you are growing into complex anesthesia and ventilation, plan it early. Starter contours sometimes begin with core parameters and expand in a later quote.
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