Avalon CL
Cableless fetal monitoring system
Fetal and maternal monitors
  • Product Detail Photograph
  • Alternative product photograph
  • Product Detail Photograph
  • Product Detail Photograph
  • Product Detail Photograph
  • Avalon CL with Avalon FM40 and wirless pod on charger
  • Product in use photograph
  • Alternative product photograph
  • Alternative product photograph
  • Product Detail Photograph
  • Product Detail Photograph
  • Alternative product photograph

Avalon CL

Cableless fetal monitoring system
Fetal and maternal monitors
The Philips Avalon CL wireless fetal monitoring solution helps reduce the amount of cables in your OB department and expands your intrapartum and antepartum measurement parameters including the measurement of fetal heart rate of triplets.

Features
No cables means moms have freedom to move
Avalon CL can enhance the experience for the laboring mom without sacrificing essential fetal monitoring needs needed by the clinician. It allows moms to move freely during labor and offers them flexible birthing options. And without cable clutter to deal with, clinicians can concentrate on making patients’ time in the hospital as enjoyable as possible.
No cables gives mom freedom to move
Monitor twins, triplets and mom, too
Avalon CL allows for standard measurment plus continuous wireless monitoring of fetal heart rate of twins and triplets, along with maternal NiBP and SpO2. Our patented Smart Pulse technology can detect heart rate coincidence by automatically comparing the maternal pulse and multiple fetal heart rates to make sure separation is maintained.
Monitor twins, triplets and mom, too
Part of a wireless OB department
Avalon CL, part of our obstetrical and fetal monitoring and information management portfolio, works easily with our Avalon fetal monitors. The cableless transducers transmit fetal and maternal vital signs information to a fetal monitor via the base station. From there, patient information can be transferred to our IntelliSpace Perinatal information management system.
Part of a wireless OB department

Documentation

Medical Center Leeuwarden customer story
PDF|8.82 MB

Related products

  • Avalon beltless fetal monitoring solution Cableless fetal and maternal pod with adhesive patch
    Avalon beltless fetal monitoring solution
    As a caregiver, you want to sustain your patient’s mobility and comfort. Cableless transducers can help, without sacrificing essential monitoring. However, traditional cableless technology has limitations, such as mothers with a high BMI¹, or those undergoing epidural procedures. This is where the Avalon beltless maternal and fetal monitoring solution provides an alternative.
  • Avalon FM20 Fetal monitor
    Avalon FM20
    Avalon FM fetal and maternal monitors are Philips first and only to offer automated coincidence detection (cross-channel verification) using Smart Pulse. It measures the fetal & maternal heart rates separately to enhance diagnostic confidence.
  • Avalon Fetal monitor
    Avalon FM30
    Avalon FM fetal and maternal monitors are Philips' first and only to offer automated coincidence detection (cross-channel verification) using Smart Pulse, measuring fetal & maternal heart rates separately to enhance diagnostic confidence.
  • Avalon Fetal monitor
    Avalon FM50
    Avalon FM series fetal and maternal monitors are Philips first and only to offer automated coincidence detection (cross-channel verification) using Smart Pulse to measure fetal & maternal heart rates separately, enhancing diagnostic confidence.
  • IntelliSpace Perinatal information system
    IntelliSpace Perinatal
    Philips IntelliSpace Perinatal, an obstetrics information management solution, is designed to provide comprehensive coverage across the obstetrical care continuum—from the first antepartum visit to delivery, and postpartum follow-up visits.
Disclaimer
The transducers are rated IP68, for underwater monitoring at 1m depth for up to 5 hours.
Gupta JK , Nikodem VC. Woman’s position during second stage. Cochrane Library (2000)
A. Lawrence , L. Lewis, GJ Hofmeyr, T. Dowswell, C. Styles, “Maternal positions and mobility during first stage labour.” Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (2009): Issue 2. Art. No. CD003934
Flynn et al., “Ambulating in labour,“ Br Med J. (1978) Aug 26, 2 (6137):591-3
Product may not be for sale in all geographies. Please check with your Philips representative for complete portfolio availability.