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Shenzhen Pray-med Technology Co.,Ltd
Shenzhen pray-med technology co.,ltd is a professional manufacturer of medical accessories for patient monitor nearly 10 years
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Latest company news about Pray-Med Meet US at MEDICA Dusseldorf November 17-20, 2025
2025-11-14

Pray-Med Meet US at MEDICA Dusseldorf November 17-20, 2025

MEDICA 2025, the International Hospital and Medical Equipment Exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany   Dates: November 17-20, 2025 Hall.9 B66-4   Address: Stockumer KirchstraBe 61, D-40474 Dusseldorf, Germany (Postfach 101006, D-40001 Dusseldorf)   From November 17th to 20th, 2025, MEDICA will once again bring together international experts from the global healthcare industry in Düsseldorf, Germany. With over 5,000 exhibitors from 72 countries and 80,000 visitors, MEDICA in Düsseldorf is one of the world's largest healthcare B2B trade shows. It showcases a wide range of innovative products and services from the following areas: medical imaging, laboratory technology, diagnostics, health information technology, mobile health, and physical therapy/orthopedic technology and medical consumables. First-class forums, conferences, and special exhibitions offer opportunities for engaging presentations and discussions with experts and political figures, and also include new product launches and an awards ceremony. Pray-Med, a leading global one-stop supplier of medical consumables, will be showcasing its latest products at MEDICA 2025 (Medical Exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany), the world's premier medical trade fair, from November 17th to 20th, 2025. At Hall.9 B66-4, Pray-Med will present its solutions for monitor accessories, electrocardiograph and ventilator accessories, high-frequency electrosurgical cables, fetal monitor accessories, oxygen sensors, EEG electrodes, defibrillator accessories, and a wide range of medical device consumables, providing global partners with a high-performance, highly reliable product experience.   As one of the world's most influential medical industry exhibitions, MEDICA attracts thousands of exhibitors and tens of thousands of professional visitors from over 70 countries annually. Pray-Med has been deeply involved in the fields of ECG monitoring, vital sign monitoring, electrodes, cables, and related medical accessories for many years, continuously innovating in product durability, compatibility, and safety. This year's exhibition will highlight: Next-generation ECG cable and sensor solutions Upgraded multi-brand compatible medical cable systems Higher stability medical consumables supply chain solutions International collaborative projects and OEM/ODM R&D capabilities Pray-Med stated that as the global medical device market moves towards greater intelligence and standardization, the company will continue to provide reliable solutions for hospitals, clinics, and medical device manufacturers through technological innovation, rigorous quality management, and a global collaborative network.   Pray-Med cordially invites medical industry professionals from around the world to visit booth Hall.9 B66-4, to discuss cooperation and explore the future of medical technology together.  
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Latest company news about Effects Of Blood Oxygen Levels On Cardiopulmonary Function
2025-07-11

Effects Of Blood Oxygen Levels On Cardiopulmonary Function

Blood oxygen saturation refers to the ratio of oxygenated hemoglobin to total hemoglobin in the blood, and is an important indicator for assessing an individual's condition. In clinical practice, blood oxygen saturation is often measured by a blood oxygen probe and is a key parameter for monitoring the patient's respiratory and circulatory system functions. Changes in blood oxygen levels not only reflect the state of lung function, but are also closely related to heart function.   The lungs are the main organ for oxygen exchange. The human body inhales oxygen through breathing and exchanges it with carbon dioxide in the blood through the alveoli. The health of lung function directly affects the stability of blood oxygen levels. Under normal circumstances, effective ventilation and perfusion of the lungs ensure that sufficient oxygen enters the blood. However, when lung function is impaired, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pneumonia, asthma, etc., it will lead to a decrease in oxygen exchange efficiency, thereby reducing blood oxygen saturation.   Hypoxemia refers to a decrease in the partial pressure of oxygen in the arterial blood, often manifested as a decrease in blood oxygen saturation. This state leads to a series of physiological responses, including increased respiratory rate and heart rate, to compensate for the lack of oxygen. However, prolonged or severe hypoxemia can cause more serious health problems, such as respiratory failure and pulmonary hypertension. Conversely, when patients receive oxygen therapy or other interventions to improve lung function, an increase in blood oxygen levels can serve as a direct indication of therapeutic efficacy.   Blood oxygen levels not only reflect the functional status of the lungs, but are also closely related to heart function. The heart delivers oxygen-rich blood to tissues throughout the body through blood circulation. Therefore, the normal functioning of the heart is essential for maintaining adequate tissue oxygenation.   In patients with heart failure or other heart diseases, the heart's ability to pump blood decreases, resulting in insufficient oxygen supply to tissues throughout the body. This state is usually manifested as low blood oxygen levels. In addition, hypoxemia can in turn increase the workload of the heart. For example, lack of oxygen can cause coronary artery vasoconstriction, reduce myocardial oxygen supply, and increase the risk of myocardial ischemia. Therefore, monitoring blood oxygen levels is important in the assessment and management of heart disease.   Clinical significance of monitoring blood oxygen saturation 1. Diagnosis and monitoring of respiratory diseases Measurement of blood oxygen saturation is an important tool for diagnosing and monitoring a variety of respiratory diseases. For example, in the management of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), determining blood oxygen saturation can help determine the severity of the condition and evaluate the effectiveness of treatment. The use of oxygen therapy is usually based on the patient's blood oxygen level to ensure the optimization of oxygenation levels.   2. Anesthesia and surgical monitoring During anesthesia and surgery, monitoring the patient's blood oxygen level is essential. Anesthetic drugs and surgical procedures may affect respiratory and cardiac function, so real-time monitoring of blood oxygen concentration can help to promptly detect and correct potential complications. Especially in high-risk patients, such as those with a history of cardiopulmonary disease, monitoring of blood oxygen levels can significantly reduce surgery-related risks.   3. Evaluate the effect of cardiopulmonary rehabilitation During the process of cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, monitoring of blood oxygen levels is also an important means of evaluating the effect of treatment. Rehabilitation therapy aims to improve the patient's cardiopulmonary function, exercise endurance and quality of life. By monitoring blood oxygen saturation, the patient's oxygenation level at different exercise intensities can be quantified, thereby adjusting the rehabilitation plan and optimizing the treatment effect.   4. Evaluate daily management of patients with chronic diseases For patients with chronic cardiopulmonary diseases, daily monitoring of blood oxygen levels can help manage the condition and prevent acute deterioration of the condition. Changes in blood oxygen levels are often early signs of worsening of the condition, and timely intervention can prevent further aggravation of the condition.   Abnormal blood oxygen levels can be divided into hypoxemia and hyperxemia. As mentioned above, hypoxemia is associated with a variety of diseases and requires timely intervention. Although hyperxemia is rare, it may occur in the case of improper oxygen therapy, especially in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Hyperxemia may cause carbon dioxide retention and aggravate respiratory acidosis. Therefore, during oxygen therapy, accurate blood oxygen level monitoring is necessary to avoid potential risks of oxygen toxicity.   In summary, blood oxygen level is an important indicator of cardiopulmonary function, and its changes are closely related to the occurrence and development of many diseases. Through accurate blood oxygen monitoring, the patient's respiratory and cardiac function status can be effectively evaluated, providing a key reference for clinical diagnosis and treatment. With the development of medical technology, the development and progress of blood oxygen probes have made the monitoring of blood oxygen levels more convenient. In the future, further research and technological innovation will continue to promote the development of this field and provide more comprehensive information for the management of cardiopulmonary diseases.
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