Simplifying complex ventilation.

Non-invasive cardio-pulmonary monitor for invasively mechanically ventilated patients.

Introducing a new approach to cardio-pulmonary monitoring.

Rostrum’s VQm System is the first system to bring the dynamics of patient’s heart and lung interaction.

Measurements provided in:

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Near real-time 

Near real-time insights to the patient’s heart and lung dynamics.

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Non-invasively

Obtain measurements by simply connecting our VQm Circuit from the mechanical ventilator to the patient.

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At bedside

Clinicians can review data provided by the VQm directly at the patient’s bedside.

Personalized ventilator settings can be complicated.

Current technologies only provide partial information and are cumbersome to use, resulting in poor outcomes and high financial burden.

 

Personalized care for ventilated patients rely on the interaction between a patient’s heart and lungs.

No consensus regarding the means to optimize PEEP for patients with ARDS [1,2]

To improve patient outcomes, it has been suggested that personalized ventilator settings should be applied.

Rostrum is dedicated to empowering medical professionals with innovative solutions to complex clinical challenges.

What’s new?

ATTENTION: The VQm® is Health Canada approved. The VQm® is not available for sale in any other jurisdiction including the USA and Europe. Any descriptions of functionality are for informational purposes only and reflect only the currently approved product. Product availability remains at Rostrum Medical’s discretion, is subject to change without notice, and is subject to applicable regulatory clearances or approvals. Images used may not depict current design of product.

    1. Griffiths MJD, McAuley DF, Perkins GD, et al. Guidelines on the management of acute respiratory distress syndrome. BMJ Open Respiratory Research 2019;6:e000420. doi: 10.1136/bmjresp-2019-000420

    2. Chang, Steven Y et al. “Contemporary ventilator management in patients with and at risk of ALI/ARDS.” Respiratory care vol. 58,4 (2013): 578-88. doi:10.4187/respcare.01755