Fetal and Maternal Monitoring
A new addition to any family is always welcome – especially when it’s the next generation of Philips Avalon fetal monitoring solutions. Avalon now includes a wealth of technical advances in monitoring, measurement, and transducer technology that allow mothers to move about during labor during routine and high-risk deliveries. And with Smart Pulse technology, you can differentiate between maternal pulse and fetal heart rate without the need of an additional sensor like SpO2 and ECG, even when monitoring multiples. View the brief video featuring Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in the UK and Heidelberg Women’s Hospital in Germany to learn more. Discover how this innovative wireless fetal monitoring solution and our obstetrical information system can deliver a rewarding experience for mom, baby, and caregivers.
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Wireless fetal monitoring systems
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Avalon CL
- No cables means moms have freedom to move
- Monitor twins, triplets and mom, too
- Part of a wireless OB department
- Three types of transducers
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Avalon beltless fetal monitoring solution
- A change of technology
- Abdominal parameters
- Parallel measurement
- Uses existing interfacing
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Avalon CL Wide Range Pod
- Extended range for cableless monitoring
- Aids in monitoring while ambulating
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Avalon FM50
- Extensive fetal parameters when key information is needed
- NST Trace Interpretation to improve efficiency
- Smart Pulse for automated coincidence detection
- Variety of readings for comprehensive understanding
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Avalon FM30
- Extensive fetal parameters when more information is needed
- NST Trace Interpretation to improve efficiency
- Smart Pulse for automated coincidence detection
- Variety of readings for comprehensive understanding
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Avalon FM20
- NST Trace Interpretation to improve efficiency
- Reliability features allow uninterrupted operation
- Smart Pulse for automated coincidence detection
- Variety of readings for comprehensive understanding
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Obstetrical information system
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Remote Fetal Monitoring
Benefits of movement during labor and delivery
Women in labor have many options beyond remaining immobile in a hospital bed. There are documented advantages of movement during labor including a more
Resources
- Customer video: Burnside Hospital (841.0 KB)
- Customer video: OB Fetal Avalon CL (21.47 MB)
- Customer video: OB Fetal Avalon CL and IntelliSpace Customer (20.27 MB)
- Customer video: ISPPerinatal Leeuwarden (236.0 MB)
- Brochure: Avalon fetal monitoring family
- Brochure: Avalon CL
- Brochure: IntelliSpace Perinatal (2.31 MB)
- Training Course: Education and training courses
