We know that CO₂ monitoring is rapidly becoming the standard for patient safety. As the driving force of clinical needs, more and more people gradually understand the necessity of clinical CO₂: CO₂ monitoring has become the standard and the legislation of European and American countries; In addition, the sober sedation and emergency medical rescue (EMS) market is growing, the multi parameter monitor is widely used, and the corresponding carbon dioxide monitoring equipment is becoming more and more mature.

EtCO₂ monitoring is a valuable alarm system in clinical anesthesia. It can timely and accurately reflect some accidents and serious complications, so as to avoid serious hypoxic damage, greatly improve the safety of surgery and anesthesia, benefit patients, and protect the safety of medical staff. EtCO₂ monitoring technology has important application value and significance in clinical medicine!

The very important monitoring equipment in EtCO₂ monitoring is the EtCO₂ mainstream and sidestream sensors. Both sensors have different clinical uses, as well as small and portable microcapnometer, which are also indispensable instruments for clinical monitoring of EtCO₂.

MedLinket‘s EtCO₂ mainstream and sidestream sensors & microcapnometer obtained EU CE certification as early as April 2020 and are sold to the European market for more medical workers to use in clinical medicine. Recently, MedLinket‘s EtCO₂ mainstream and sidestream sensors & microcapnometer will soon be registered with China NMPA. It also hopes to be widely used in domestic hospitals to benefit doctors and patients.

CO₂ Monitoring Standards: ASA 1991, 1999, 2002; AAAASF 2002 (American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities, Inc), American Academy of Pediatrics Standards, AARC 2003, American College of Emergency Physicians Standards 2002; AHA 2000; Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations 2001; SCCM 1999.