| Documenting goal-directed neonatal information |
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Neonatal Event Review detects and documents apnea, bradycardia, and desaturation and provides information for diagnosis and management of neonatal intensive care patients. Clinicians can designate any combination of apnea, bradycardia, or hypoxia as a significant neonatal “event.” Oxy-CRG (oxy-cardiorespirography) combines the compressed trends of a neonate’s beat-to-beat heart rate, respiration, and oxygenation levels in an easy to interpret display on Philips patient monitors. Oxy-CRG is an indicator of breathing efficiency and brain maturity.
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| Supporting goal-directed therapy |
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Neonatal Event Review information contributes to decision making by highlighting characteristics and sequences of neonatal events that could have ‘predictive’ value. Knowing the number, severity, and distribution of events can help identify underlying diseases and supports the delivery of the most appropriate treatment.
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| Automatic detection and storage |
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Neonatal Event Review contributes to overall efficiency by automating the documentation of up to 50 events over a 24-hour period. This saves time and helps reduce errors associated with manual documentation.
Neonatal Event Review provides:
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Automatic capture of events
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24-hour event review window
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Storage of 4 minutes of an Oxy-CRG episode for up to 50 events over 24 hours for retrospective review
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| Oxy-CRG information at a glance |
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The Oxy-CRG algorithm facilitates more comprehensive evaluation of patient status by:
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Allowing review of the most recent six minutes of Oxy-CRG information.
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Helping to detect critical conditions, including apneic spells, obstructive apnea, mixed apnea, periodic breathing, and disturbed breathing
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Supporting documentation via 1, 2, or 3cm/min Oxy-CRG recording
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Philips offers a bedside recorder or printer, or a central printer for documenting neonatal events and stored Oxy-CRG episodes. Documentation supports hospital release criteria and can be added to the patient record for recall as required.
Twenty-four hours of clinical data is provided at one glance, clearly displaying changes in patient status from one day to the next.
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Neonatal Event Review is available as an option on these Philips patient monitors
Oxy-CRG is available on these Philips patient monitors
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Brochure
 Neonatal Event Review
Clinical Decision Support
Philips Clinical Decision Support Portfolio
References
Huch,Albert Huch, Gösta Rooth. An atlas of oxygencardiorespirograms in newborn infants.Wolfe Publications Ltd 1983
Oxy-cardiorespirography application note, Philips 2003
Hunt CE. Cardiorespiratory monitoring. Clin Perinatol. 1991 Sep;18(3):473-95. Review.
Finer NN, Barrington KJ,Hayes BJ, Hugh A. Obstructive, mixed, and central apnea in the neonate: physiologic correlates. J Pediatr. 1992 Dec;121(6):943-50.
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