Healthcare Industry News: hyperbaric
News Release - September 13, 2006
Environmental Tectonics Corporation's BioMedical Systems Group's New Software Improves Patient Safety
SOUTHAMPTON, Pa., Sept. 13 (HSMN NewsFeed) -- Environmental Tectonics Corporation's (Amex: ETC ; "ETC" or the "Company") BioMedical Systems Group today announced enhancements to the safety of hyperbaric chambers with the new-version release of its successful BARA-PRESS(TM) chamber control software. This software allows chamber operators to focus on patient care rather than the complex equipment being used. This fourth generation release is standard on the Group's BARA-MED® 30" I.D. and 34" I.D. hyperbaric chambers.The BARA-PRESS(TM) software is managed through a 10-inch touch screen display. It is multi-lingual and has a comprehensive menu of sophisticated user selectable functions which include the automatic SMOOTH-RIDE(TM) pressure-change technology.
The SMOOTH-RIDE(TM) protocol of BARA-PRESS(TM) follows a curvilinear compression and decompression sequence based on U.S. Air Force research which revealed that such compression technology reduces the incidence of barotraumas by approximately 67%(1) and the common patient "ear-squeeze" discomfort is virtually eliminated.
Features of the new BARA-PRESS(TM) release include an on-line user manual, user selectable pressure scales (PSI, ATA, kPA, BAR, MSW, FSW), and temperature scales (Celsius and Fahrenheit).
(1) Zwart BP. The "smooth-ride" profile: Development, implementation, and evaluation of a hyperbaric chamber descent and ascent based on a constant rate of volume change with time. Davis hyperbaric Laboratory Report, Brooks AFB, Texas, 1998.
ETC designs, develops, installs and maintains aircrew training systems, public entertainment systems, process simulation systems (sterilization and environmental), clinical hyperbaric systems, environmental testing and simulation systems, and related products for domestic and international customers.
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