Blood pH vs BronchPilot EBUS-TBNA Usage & Stats

With Blood pH, you can quickly determine the acid-base disorders of your patient, follow their evolution graphically, and see whether it’s adequately compensating for them. If it is not, Blood pH will also report the disturbance that’s preventing this. All this information is inserted visually, in a beautiful interactive graph, in order to let you better understand what’s happening. When appropriate, Blood pH also lets you calculate the Anion Gap or the A-A Difference, to obtain a better characterization of the source of the disturbance. Features: - Interactive color graph were you can plot, with a touch of the screen, your patient’s disturbance and see the relationship between pH, PaCO2, HCO3 and Standard Base Excess. - Choose between the physiological model (HCO3) or Standard Base Excess for plotting and calculate the disturbance. - Store previous disturbances and plot them on the screen to follow their evolution - Grayscale version of the graph, with increased contrast between elements - Share the color or grayscale graph as a PDF - Context sensitive Anion Gap and A-A Difference calculators to better characterize the disturbance - Insert pressures as mmHg or KPa - The A-A Difference calculator can use your current atmospheric pressure to improve its accuracy - Universal App with iPad and iPhone support

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BronchPilot EBUS-TBNA

BronchPilot™ – Bronchoscopy Training ON THE GO Go pro with this version of BronchPilot, designed for chest physicians learning EBUS. Try new bronchoscope models, conduct TBNA sampling, and more. Features: * Virtual Bronchoscope Navigation: Control a virtual bronchoscope to get an idea of its function and orientation during a bronchoscopy procedure. The bronchoscope is angled to reflect the challenges of real EBUS navigation. * EBUS: Use the EBUS view to detect lymph node stations, and use different accessories to conduct sampling. * 3D Map: The 3D Map displays an external view of the bronchial tree to assist with navigation with the option to turn on/off lymph nodes and vasculature. * Labels: We included the ability to turn on/off anatomical labels. You can study the airway, and turn off this feature to test your knowledge anytime. * CT Images: Sourced from real patients, the CT images in BronchPilot EBUS-TBNA correlate to your position in the airway, and have lymph node stations highlighted. * 3D Lymph Node Stations: This unique feature enables users to peer through the bronchial wall and view lymph node station positions. Turn off the 3D lymph nodes to test your knowledge. * Lookup Segments/LN Stations: Automatically navigate to a specific segment or lymph node station via the lookup tool. Simply choose a segment or lymph node and press ‘GO’. About BronchPilot & SVS: At SVS, our goal is to offer more utility to medical professionals with mobile apps. We work with leading medical institutions to develop software training tools and animations. Our primary physician consultant for BronchPilot is Dr. George Eapen at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. We welcome feedback from the community of chest physicians, fellows, nurses, and students to continuously improve bronchoscopy education on-the-go. If you would like to contribute content, submit an idea, or just say hello, please contact us. Thank you.