NICOM Fluid Optimization Machines™
Journal of Trauma reports that NICOM application in the emergency department enhances diagnosis and triage. NICOM patients reportedly had significantly shorter length of stay compared with prior trauma activation cohorts. Learn more
Intraoperative Goal Directed Fluid Therapy – Duke Anesthesia study comparing NICOM and trans-esophageal doppler based outcomes and length of stay Learn more
CHEST reports: NICOM provides an accurate method of assessing volume responsiveness in critically ill patients, in a study on septic shock, spontaneously breathing as well as intubated patients. Sensitivity of 94% and a specificity of 100%. Learn more
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Clinical Applications
NICOM Empowers & enhances:
- Fluid Optimization
- Drug Titration
- Hemodynamic Differential Diagnosis
Clinical News
New Study in CHEST Validates the Cheetah NICOM® 100% Non-Invasive Method for Addressing One of the Most Difficult Assessment Issues in Critical Care Medicine
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NICOM monitoring in Trauma patients enhances triage and associated with a shorter length of hospital stayLearn more
New Findings Reported by TJ Gan and Authors from Duke Anesthesiology Demonstrate Efficacy of Cheetah Medical’s NICOM® Bioreactance® Technology to Guide Goal Directed Intraoperative Therapy Learn more
Fluid Resuscitation In Sepsis: The Path To The Holy Grail Learn more
A state of the art review on non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring Learn more
Noninvasive Cardiac Output Monitors: A State-of the-Art Review Learn more
IVC Collapsibility delivers suboptimal results in ED septic shock patients compared to NICOM PLR Learn More
New Multicenter Study Seeking To Reduce The Devastating Impact of Sepsis Will Rely On Cheetah Medical’s NICOM® Non-Invasive Technology Learn more
Updates
View a new training course on nurse-driven fluid optimization. Learn from dynamic case studies presented by Lisa Soltis, APRN, MSN, CCRN-CSC, CCNS, FCCM.
Listen to Dr. Paul Marik, Professor and Division Chief of Pulmonary Critical Care at Eastern Virginia Medical Center and Dr. Scott Weingart, Associate professor, Director of ED Critical Care, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY discuss the assessment of fluid responsiveness using the NICOM® Learn more
Learn more about Cheetah NICOM in these meetings and conventions
