Seca Medical Vital Signs Analyzer with Bioelectrical Impedance Analysi

September 29,2024

The seca mVSA 535 is the world's first spot-check monitor that combines the conventional measurement of vital signs with a bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). In one step you can measure the 4 vital signs of blood pressure SpO2, pulse rate, and temperature and conduct a complete body composition analysis to determine fat, water, and muscle content. You can now measure more parameters in a routine check and broaden your diagnostic and therapeutic options through the combined view of BIA and vital signs. This high-performance software communicates with any network and guarantees the error-free transmission of all measurement values to your EMR system. Our integration service will individually integrate the system into your IT infrastructure as needed and thereby optimize your daily routine measurements. The seca mVSA is part of the radio-compatible seca 360° wireless product world and guarantees the automatic transmission of height and weight from compatible scales and length measuring systems to the device. The BMI is always automatically calculated along with this.

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