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`BioSpace Print News Article
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`Bedfont Scientific Introduces State of the Art Intelligent INO Delivery & Monitoring System
`9/10/2012 10:56:49 AM
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`Sep 10, 2012 Following the success of the NOxBOX+ and NOxBOXO2 monitors for INO therapy, Bedfont
`Scientific have now designed and launched the NOxBOXi Intelligent INO Delivery and Monitoring System.
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`For this latest addition to the NOxBOX family Bedfont have used the most up to date technology to create an ideal
`product for all your INO needs. Offering complete ease of use with a step by step, guided interface – primarily
`designed for use in a hospital environment, the NOxBOXi incorporates a portable detachable head unit to provide
`continuous treatment for transit and transfer or use in restricted space conditions.
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`Applications include:
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`• Persistent pulmonary hypertension in newborn babies (also referred to as ‘blue baby syndrome’
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`• Acute post operative cardiac patients
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`• Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
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`Features include:
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`• Operational battery life of 4 hours from full charge
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`• 6 language options including English
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`• Easy calibration of onboard sensors
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`• Compatible with various NO supply cylinder concentrations
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`• Colour touch screen technology
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`For more information on this new product please contact one of our Sales Advisors who will be happy to assist on
`01622 851122 or visit www.bedfont.com
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