Kardiolan (bedside monitors)

2020: Rostec started production of the bedside Kardiolan monitors

On June 18, 2020 Ruselectronics (enters into Rostec) started production of bedside monitors of critical conditions of the patient for the chambers of resuscitation and intensive therapy which are released under the Kardiolan brand. The equipment is marketed at the Energiya plant (enters into Vega Concern of Ruselectronics holding) in St. Petersburg.

Kardiolan represents a hardware and software system which monitors the patient's status during the postoperative and crisis periods. All indicators register continuously and remain in a system up to 7 days. At deterioration in a status the device reports about it to personnel by means of disturbing signaling.

Rostec started production of bedside monitors for chambers of resuscitation under the Kardiolan brand

Devices were developed by the Lanamedika company specializing in the medical equipment for functional diagnostics and chambers of intensive therapy.

As the initiator of the project on production of the bedside Kardiolan monitors the working group of interdepartmental coordination council of board of Russian Federation Military Industrial Complex on development of production of medical products in the organizations of military industrial complex acted. 

It is expected that the first batch of the devices "Kardiolan" in number of 30 pieces produced by Ruselectronics will be delivered to the customer until the end of July, 2020. The cost of one device in retail market is about 140 thousand rubles.

Equipment of chambers of intensive therapy by the high-quality and modern equipment – one of key tasks of the national Health care project. Monitors allow to trace a status of patients of intensive care units with a high accuracy that gives the chance to doctors quickly to react to any changes. Our production base and the accumulated experience allow to produce this equipment taking into account the royal requirements — the CEO of the Energiya plant Oleg Fomichev said.[1]

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