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Concept
Three modules, flexible application
Monitoring unit
patient box
Defibrillator / pacer
Modular and unique
- Constant Monitoring From the mission site to the hospital
- Constant monitoring from a safe distance (for example in CT)
- Better ergonomics for patient transport by separating the modules
- Increases patient safety by recording and storing parameters in direct proximity to patients
- More flexibility at the mission site due to the separation of different tasks: Display, data recording and therapy
SPECIFICATIONS
- Transflective 8.4’’ Touch-Display
- Wide printer (106 mm)
- Weight: 6.5 kg (corpuls3T in basic configuration)
- Dimensions of complete device (WxHxD): 30.5 cm x 29.6 cm x 19.5 cm (corpuls3 SLIM CLASSIC & TOUCH)
- Extremely high dust and splash protection (IP55)
- Operation range: –20 °C bis +55 °C (basic functions: ECG monitoring, defibrillation)
- DIN EN 1789
- Conforms with selected sections of the international Standard for Airborne Equipment RTCA DO 160 G
- Conforms with selected sections of the US Military Standard MIL STD 810
Monitoring Unit
The Monitoring Unit is the control centre of the corpuls3T. At just 2.9 kg, including the battery and printer paper, it is about as thick as a newspaper and can be comfortably held in one hand.
Up to 6 curves and 13 vital parameters can be displayed simultaneously on the brilliant 8.4" display. Fully customisable, freely namable and – in case of the NIBP display – with quality indicator. In addition, up to 6 curves can be printed in real time.
OPERATING CONCEPT "TOUCH N' DIAL"
For the corpuls3T, we have implemented a new operating concept – with the aim of combining the best of the two operating worlds.
The result: TOUCH N' DIAL
- On the one hand, classic operation using buttons and JogDial
- On the other hand, intuitive operation using touch.
Because there are missions where either one or the other mode works more reliably. This is the exact aim of this concept: optimal operation at the right moment. And in the end, it is also a safety aspect: If touch does not work as expected, operation via buttons and JogDial is always possible, especially in the case of a resuscitation.
EXTREMELY ROBUST TOUCH TECHNOLOGY
Not all touchscreens are created equal. The more demanding the circumstances, the more this statement applies. That is why we rely on the last generation of touch controllers. Thus,
making the corpuls3T's touch display
- insensitive to liquids
- safe to operate with disposable gloves.
Together with the high-quality bonded display, you get a device with optimal contrast, little reflection and therefore the best possible usability.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Up to 6 curves and 13 vital parameters
- Diagnostic 12-lead ECG preview
- Quick access to important menu items via 7 softkeys and function buttons
- 1-2-3 operation in defibrillation modes
- Wide printer (106mm) with simultaneous real-time printout of up to 6 curves
- 4G modem, WLAN or LAN port for data transmission/telemedicine
- All-around impact protection
Weight
2.9 kg
Dimensions
30.5 cm (W) x 29.5 cm (H) × 12 cm (D)
Patient Box
Due to its low weight (between 1.1–1.4 kg depending on equipment), the patient box is so compact that it can remain with the patient for transport. This also means that all the sensors and cables can remain with the patient. Thus keeping them out of the way and enabling seamless monitoring during patient transport – e.g. through a narrow staircase.
Own DISPLAY
The Patient Box can be operated completely independently. The backlit monochrome display enables patient observation even without a Monitoring Unit (including voice recording and acoustic alarm). All data is saved for transfer later.
PATIENT BOX BAG XL
SPECIFICATIONS
- 12-lead diagnostic ECG, heart rate
- ECG-Analysis and Information Software
- Masimo Rainbow SET® Technology for SpO2, PP, PI, SpCO, SpMet, SpHb
- Non-invasive blood pressure measurement (SunTech®)
- Capnography with mainstream technology capONE®
- 2 channels for temperature measurement
- 4 channels for invasive pressure measurement
- Display for vital parameters, remaining time and alarms
- Acoustic alarm indicator
- Microphone for audio recording
- Bluetooth and CompactFlash®
Weight
1.1 - 1.4 kg
Dimensions
26.5 cm (W) x 13.5 cm (H) × 5.5 cm (D)
Defibrillator / Pacer
The modular design of the corpuls3T allows complete mechanical separation of the Defibrillator/Pacer. The modules remain wirelessly connected. As a result, the weight of the corpuls3T system can be significantly reduced – ideal for better mobility and flexibility in a time-critical transfer of the patient e.g. from ambulance to hospital. This allows shock delivery from a safe distance via the Monitoring Unit (using corPatch therapy electrodes).
Specifications
- Biphasic, rectangular waveform, impedance compensated
- 2 to 200 Joule, configurable energy protocol
- AED and manual defibrillator
- AED protocol according to the current Guidelines, update-able anytime
- Pacer with FIX-, DEMAND- and OVERDRIVE mode
- Pre-connected corPatch therapy electrodes in separate bag
- Up to 200 shocks with fully charged battery
- Use with hard paddles as well as internal shock spoons also possible
Weight
2.5 kg
Dimensions
28 cm (W) × 22 cm (H) × 12 cm (D)
primeCPR-Feedbacksensor
To increase the quality of resuscitation, the corpuls3 is equipped with CPR feedback. For this purpose, the primeCPR feedback sensor is placed on the lower half of the sternum. It measures the pressure frequency and depth of the chest compressions during resuscitation. Depending on the configuration, the quality of the chest compressions is shown on the display (bar graphs) and improved by voice guidance.1 The bar graph shows the pressure depth and quality of the chest compressions. This view serves as support and feedback for the rescuer.2
1 Quelle: F. Lakomek et al.: Real-time feedback improves chest compression quality in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A prospective cohort study
2 only when using the primeCPR feedback sensor. The reusable sensor is an OEM product from Schiller AG.
The primeCPR feedback sensor as a reusable sensor2 is made of robust plastic. It can be easily disinfected and reprocessed according to the hygiene plan.
Optionally the primeCPR easy feedback sensor is available as a disposable product with an intermediate cable.
Synchronised Therapy
Resuscitation can quickly become stressful. Thanks to the Bluetooth connection, the corpuls cpr is effectively the fourth module of the corpuls3T. The team is supported by the remote control of the corpuls cpr via the corpuls3T. Treatment can be safer and the hands-off time reduced thus increasing the patient's chance of survival.
- Shorter Hands-off time
- Perfect in tight spaces and during transport (land/air)
- Easier and faster operation
- Increased safety
- Data transmission to corpuls3T as well as corpuls.mission andcorpuls.manager
- Can be used in aed- & manual modes
- From software version 4.0 (corpuls3) & software version 1.2 (corpuls cpr)
Sophisticated energy management
The best energy management is the one you don't have to think about. This is precisely the optimum we have achieved with the corpuls3T energy management.
When you take the corpuls3T out of the charge mount in the vehicle it is ready for operation. As soon as the device is returned to the mount the batteries are charged automatically and the corpuls3T is ready for its next job. Time-consuming and fault-prone manual charging and changing of batteries is not required and the user can fully concentrate on the patient.
The batteries of all three modules are identical and extremely powerful. In compact mode, they simply use the battery reserves of the other modules. This concept always provides sufficient power even in long deployments to ensure comprehensive monitoring and the therapy with the defibrillator/pacer.
- Battery life of up to 10 hours as a compact device
- A complete charge of the batteries in the device takes approximately 2 hours
- Display of the remaining battery life on the monitor's display and on the patient box
- Charging via 12 V DC or 100V AC - 240V AC (50 Hz - 60 Hz) via magnetic contact (MagCode)
- Operation as a compact device even if up to two batteries are discharged
Versatile brackets
There are solutions for each application: Brackets on the wall and floor, with or without swivel mechanism or safe attachment on the stretchers by different manufacturers. Almost all mounts are in conformity with DIN EN 1789 and have been tested with an acceleration of up to 24 g instead of the specified 10 g. The brackets are also available with or without integrated power supply.
- Shallow installation depth, low weight
- Also fits monitor and patient box combinations
- 12 V DC, 100V AC - 240V AC (50 Hz - 60 Hz)
- Adaptation options to standard stretchers with wheels
- Easy adaptation and unlocking
- 12 V DC, 100V AC - 240V AC (50 Hz - 60 Hz)
- Can be unlocked with one hand via the handle
- Self-locking after 10 seconds
- 12 V DC, 100V AC - 240V AC (50 Hz - 60 Hz)
Versatile application fields
Emergency medical service
People trapped in cars after a traffic accident, reanimation in a small bathroom, trapped survivors or transport through a staircase – emergency medical service calls are very versatile just as the demands on personnel and devices. With its modular design, the corpuls3T offers an optimum degree of ergonomics and flexibility in almost any situation.
Military
Regardless of whether in rough terrain, in deep snow or in a sandstorm: the corpuls3T reliably provides extensive patient data even in the most adverse weather conditions and most versatile application situations. It is therefore the ideal patient monitor/defibrillator for military use.
Air rescue
Almost every patient who is transported in a helicopter or aeroplane is in critical condition and must be permanently and extensively monitored. The stress factor increases enormously due to time pressure, tight spatial conditions and loud volume. The innovative device concept of the corpuls3 optimally supports the response staff.
Hospital
In a hospital environment the corpuls3T can be applied in almost any area due to its versatility: as a modular transport monitor for intensive care patients, as a 12-channel rest ECG device in the emergency room or as a defibrillator that is integrated in the hospital's reanimation concept.
Downloads
Articles and videos
Tutorials by corpuls | Our new format
From now on we give you tips and recommendations on the corpuls products and their features and possibilities in short, practial how-to videos. Verena and Andreas have help for users without corpuls experience as well as smart options for professionals. In the first episode of our new format, the two emergency paramedics first briefly introduce themselves.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: Modularity
In this episode, we focus on the modularity of our corpuls3T. The device can be divided into three different parts: display, patient box and defibrillator module. Verena and Andreas explain how to handle the individual modules and how to connect and disconnect them. There are also some other valuable tips on how to use them.Equipo Prime Costa Rica
This Costa Rican "special unit" was set up right at the beginning of the pandemic specifically for the transfer of coronavirus patients: "Equipo Prime" – these are the "best of the best" emergency and intensive care specialists, respiratory therapists and experienced nurses and carers in Costa Rica. They have transported patients during the worst times of the pandemic and relied heavily on corpuls devices.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3T: Respiration Rate RRp®
How to measure respiratory rate from the pleth (RRp®) feature with the corpuls3? Find out in this video! In this tutorial, Verena and Andi explain what settings you can make, why the pleth curve is central to respiratory rate measurement and what you should be aware of.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: Alarms
Which alarm on the corpuls3 means what exactly? This time, Verena and Andi explain the different types of alarms, how they appear and how to deal with them. For example, you will also learn how you can adjust alarm limits. They also have some other helpful tips for you.In action with the rescue service – corpuls in Costa Rica
Costa Ricans are generally viewed as being happier and more satisfied than average. This is definitely due to their positive attitude to life and the wonderful nature. But certainly also because of the health system, which is the most exemplary in this region. The best example of this: Emergencias Médicas. corpuls was on duty with the pre hospital service provider – on two and on four wheels.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: Pulse oximetry
In this tutorial, you will learn how pulse oximetry works with the corpuls3. Verena and Andi will show you what Masimo technology can measure and what it means. Our experts also explain the display and setting options, as well as special features.corpuls on mission: water rescue
The so-called "Bavarian sea" attracts tourists from all over Germany and the world. Lake Chiemsee offers countless water sports and outdoor activities and, with its islands (Herreninsel/Fraueninsel), charming excursion destinations. The DLRG Traunstein-Siegsdorf, among others, keeps watch over the hustle and bustle on and around the lake. From the watch station in Prien, which is located directly on the water, the volunteers in the rescue boat head for the most diverse missions - on the water, in the shore area and on the islands.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: Invasive blood pressure measurement
In this video, Andi and Verena explain how the invasive (blood) pressure measurement with the corpuls3/corpuls3T is carried out. They show you what you need and what you should pay attention to. They explain how to vent, configure and calibrate the system and how to connect it to the corpuls3/corpuls3T.corpuls on-field: Champions League
Champions League matches are always highly emotional, the atmosphere sometimes explosive. So the emergency services ist also much in demand. At the quarter-final between FC Porto and Inter Milan at the Estádio do Dragão, corpuls had the exclusive opportunity to get a taste of Champions League action.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: changing printer paper
After about 22 metres of (ECG) printout, we have to change the printer paper on the corpuls3/ corpuls3T. In this short video, Verena and Andreas show you how to recognise the upcoming replacement and how to insert the new roll quickly and easily.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: cable management and bags
We show you the structure of the various pockets of the corpuls3/corpuls3T and give you tips on correct cable management: In this tutorial, Verena and Andreas show you where which cables are located and point out special features. They also have valuable tips on how to handle the cables, for example to avoid cable breakage.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls3: cardioversion
Verena und Andreas demonstrate the cardioversion with the corpuls3/corpuls3T in this video. You learn the correct settings and how to operate the device. Furthermore they show you the equipment and what you should pay attention during and after the cardioversion.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls 3: primeCPR-Feedback system
The corpuls3 is equipped with primeCPR feedback to improve resuscitation quality. This technology provides feedback to users during resuscitation regarding the depth and frequency of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. In this video, Andi and Verena explain how the technology works, how the feedback sensor is attached and what we should bear in mind.Bomberos with passion – corpuls in Costa Rica
The firefighters in Costa Rica enjoy a high reputation, which is why the bomberos wear their logo with great pride. After all, they take on even more tasks than the firefighters in other countries, because there is no military in this nature paradise. Get into the typical American fire engines of the Bomberos with corpuls and get to know the sworn troop.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls 3: Non-invasive blood pressure measurement
How does non-invasive blood pressure measurement work with the corpuls3 and what features are there? Verena and Andreas explain this and much more in this episode. Among other things, they go into the basic requirements for a reliable measurement, guide you through the versatile display menu and explain the different parameters and numerous options. You will also learn what to consider when choosing cuff sizes.Tutorials by corpuls | How to use corpuls 3: Daily function test
In this episode, Verena and Andreas go through the daily functional testing with the corpuls3. Starting with the self-test of the device, they then show you the various options for checking the function of the defibrillator. They also go into the test of the printer and the power supply. Finally, there is a visual inspection of all modules.Starcode - Emergency on board of "Mein Schiff 2"
On the "Mein Schiff 2", the medical team is always prepared for emergencies, despite the holiday mood.DOWN UNDER – Queensland Ambulance Service
3,800 paramedics are on duty every day with state-of-the-art equipment in often extreme conditions for almost 5 million residents.Emergency rescue at the Oseberg oil field in Norway
Why the probability of surviving a cardiac arrest in the middle of the North Sea is almost higher than on the mainlandCompetence Centre for Rescue Services in Peru
With the training of rescue service professionals, the rescue system in Peru and Bolivia is optimised sustainably.
Air Zermatt – RESCUE AT 4,000 METRES
Extreme Alpine Air Rescue - with 11 helicopters, Air Zermatt flies 2000 rescue missions per year
Perfect partners on duty
Revolution in resuscitation: The modular monitoring/defibrillator system corpuls3 can now work synchronously and directly with the chest compression device corpuls cpr. Another step towards the perfect rescue system.
"SMUR Pédiatrique" – CHILDREN RESCUE SERVICE IN PARIS
Paris. City of love - and crowded streets. We accompanied the "SMUR Pédiatrique", a rescue service especially for children, on a mission.
corpuls on ice
Dr. Tim Heitland, Base Commander of the Neumayer III research station, reports on life in the eternal ice and the use of corpuls devices under extreme conditions.
Mission under the red dragon
corpuls in Wales: Rugby, Sheeps, corpuls3 and the Welsh Ambulance Service in the rough landscape of the Brecon Beacons.corpuls in the Helicopter
DRF, Helgoland, Georgia, corpuls cpr, corpuls3 and 40 years of Air Rescue in the interview.ECGmax – The new dimension of ECG
22 channels from only 10 electrodes. Including rear wall and right side. Any damage to the heart is immediately visible thanks to the ingeniously simple CEB. Display of vector loops.
An interview with Prof. Dr. Clemens Kill
We spoke with the director of the new Emergency Center at the University Hospital Essen...
Hospital in Iran: Saving a life is priceless
Don’t skimp on your health – or your patient’s one. A physician from Iran cuts right to the chase of the matter…