Fetal Monitor CTG Machine
A Fetal monitor CTG machine is a machine that records the baby’s heartbeat and the mother’s contractions of the uterus during pregnancy and labour. It’s designed for hospitals, maternity clinics, and gynecology departments all over Pakistan that require reliable and dependable readings on each shift.
Key Features & Benefits
- Dual channel monitoring (FHR + TOCO): Records both fetal heart rate and uterine contractions simultaneously, giving the clinician a comprehensive view without having to switch between devices. The fetal monitor CTG machine provides both measurements together.
- Built in battery backup: Even in many areas of Pakistan, load shedding and voltage fluctuations are regular occurrences. During power failure, an internal battery continues to monitor the activity, especially during active labour. A fetal monitor CTG machine with reliable battery backup supports continuous monitoring.
- Clear LCD display with adjustable brightness: The LCD makes it easy to read even in bright laboratory rooms and during night shifts, eliminating the risk of missed alarms.
- Twin monitoring capability (select models): Helpful for maternity wards that treat multiple pregnancies so that the staff can see both the baby’s heart rate at the same time.
- Thermal printer with real time trace output: It allows printing a physical CTG strip that is still needed in many hospitals in Pakistan to document and maintain a legal record of the patient’s file. The fetal monitor CTG machine allows real time documentation.
- Compact, trolley mounted or portable design: The fetal monitor CTG machine can be rolled around in labour rooms where space is limited for extra ward use without reconfiguration.
- Voltage tolerant power input: This ensures that the voltage fluctuations that are typically encountered on local power supplies will not adversely affect the fetal monitor CTG machine over the many years of daily use.
Who Should Buy This / Use Cases
The battery backup is a vital component for labour wards and maternity hospitals that operate multiple births on a daily basis, where power outages and extended working hours can cause issues. The fetal monitor CTG machine with reliable battery backup helps support continuous monitoring during such conditions. The portable design is useful in private gynecology clinics, where space is limited and where routine antenatal visits by patients for ‘non stress tests’ are performed.
The greatest benefit for voltage tolerance and battery runtime is achieved by government and rural health centres, where grid power is less reliable. This is a dependable product for carrying to stocking maternal stores in various cities, including Lahore, Karachi, Multan, etc.
Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering
For years, Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has been supplying medical equipment to hospitals and clinics throughout Pakistan and has gained practical experience as to what happens in the maternity wards day to day. Each fetal monitor CTG machine is tested before dispatch, and the company provides a standard warranty and after sales technical support, which includes installation and calibration.
Locally available spare parts and service technicians keep downtime to a minimum on a busy ward. This hands on approach, together with continuous support, is what makes hospitals come back to Capasee for more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fetal monitor used for?
A fetal monitor is used to track a baby’s heart rate and the mother’s uterine contractions during pregnancy checkups and labour, helping doctors spot signs of fetal distress early.
How do you read a fetal monitor?
The first line in the CTG record reflects the fetal heart rate (in beats per minute), and the second line represents the force of the contractions and how often they occur (in beats per minute). Clinicians monitor a consistent baseline heart rate with normal variability and ensure it is responsive during contractions.
What are the types of fetal monitoring?
There are two types; external monitoring (belt and sensor on mom’s abdomen) and internal monitoring (sensor on baby while in labour). This CTG machine is an external monitor type machine.
How long does a fetal monitor take?
A non stress test is typically 20 to 40 minutes long. Monitoring is frequent and continuous during active labour until birth.
What happens if fetal monitoring is abnormal?
If the trace is abnormal, the medical team will investigate, possibly by repositioning the mother, providing oxygen and fluids, or moving towards a faster delivery if the baby continues to be distressed.
Get in Touch
The Fetal Monitor CTG machine offers the following pricing, specifications, and bulk order lines; please contact Capasee Electro Medical Engineering directly to discuss your hospital or clinic’s requirements.
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