Secondhand Datex Ohmeda N-MRI2-01 MRI Compatible Patient Monitor

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Report date: 21.06.2025

Product Analysis Report of GE Datex Ohmeda Patient Monitor

Basic Product Identification

• Device Identification: The device in the images is a medical patient monitor. The device consists of a monitor unit mounted on a wheeled stand and its associated accessories.
• Brand and Model: The label on the front of the device clearly states “GE Datex Ohmeda”. The exact model information cannot be fully read, but it is understood to be a patient monitor.
• Originality: The clarity of the logos, the placement of the labels, and the overall quality of workmanship suggest that the product is original. No signs of counterfeiting have been observed.
• Areas of Use: This device is used in hospitals or healthcare facilities to monitor patients’ vital functions (ECG, SpO2, NIBP, respiration, etc.). Intensive care units, operating rooms, emergency services, and patient rooms are the primary areas of use.
• Quantity Information: There is 1 main device examined in the images.

Condition and State Assessment

The general condition of the device is used but in good condition. No significant deformation or damage has been observed. It gives the impression of being well-maintained.

• Physical Deformation:
  • There are no noticeable scratches, dents, or cracks on the casing, screen, or other parts of the device.
  • No significant deformation such as color fading has been observed.
• Mechanical Components:
  • The device has wheels, providing mobility. No significant damage or breakage has been observed on the wheels.
  • The plastic components generally appear to be intact.
  • The carrying handles below the monitor are sturdy and usable.
  • The ventilation grilles (on the side and back surfaces of the device) appear clean and unobstructed.
• Accessories:
  • In the drawer at the bottom of the device, there is a cuff labeled “Datex Ohmeda ADULT CUFF” and associated hoses. It is seen that this accessory is not missing.
  • There are also other cables and accessories in the drawer, but their exact nature cannot be understood from the image.
  • On the left side of the device, there are various socket inputs such as SpO2, ECG (5 lead), D1-D2, SpO2-A. These sockets appear to be physically intact.
  • On the right side of the device, there are various connection points such as X, Y, B, G, R, and a power input (AC IN).
• Battery Status: The images do not provide clear information about the condition of an internal or external battery. There is no visual evidence of a swollen or leaking battery.

Technical Information and Label Analysis

• Label Information:
  • There are various labels on the left side of the device. The phrase “Spirometrie” can be read on one of these labels.
  • No clear serial number, lot number, or REF code could be identified from the other labels in the image.
  • Information related to the power connection (AC IN) is located at the back.
• Screen Analysis:
  • In the first image, the device’s screen is on and functional.
  • The screen displays various waveforms expected for a patient monitor (ECG wave, plethysmography wave, respiration wave) and parameters (e.g., SpO2, HR/Pulse, NIBP, ECG, Respiration).
  • The “GE Datex Ohmeda” logo is clearly visible in the upper left corner of the screen.
  • On the screen, there are some alarm and status indicators such as “LEADS OFF”, “Apnea”, “High Pressure”. However, it cannot be understood from the image whether these indicators point to an active malfunction. Generally, such alarms occur when a sensor connection is lost or set limits are exceeded, and may be part of the device’s normal operating cycle.
  • Below the screen, there are various function keys and a rotary knob.

User and Warranty Information

• Size and Compatibility: The images show a cuff labeled “ADULT CUFF,” which suggests the device is for adult use. This indicates that the device is designed for adult patients.
• Year of Manufacture: The year of manufacture could not be determined from the labels in the images.
• Documents: No invoice or warranty document is found in the images. Therefore, no information can be provided about whether the warranty is still valid.
• Usage Time: No information about the device’s operating hours or how long it has been used (on the screen, label, etc.) could be determined from the images.

Malfunction and Risk Assessment

No clear evidence of malfunction (broken part, error message, etc.) is found in the images. Some alarm indicators on the screen (e.g., “LEADS OFF”) may be due to a missing sensor connection and do not necessarily mean there is a malfunction in the device itself.

• Potential Malfunction Risk: Visually, no potential malfunction risks such as significant wear, rust, crushed or broken cables have been observed. The external condition of the device is good and generally presents a solid appearance. This may indicate a history of regular maintenance that could extend the device’s operational life. The good general condition of the device suggests that the risk of a serious malfunction in the near future is low.
• Important Note: The potential risks mentioned in this section are only a visual assessment and do not necessarily mean that a malfunction will definitively occur. Detailed technical examination and testing are required for the full functional status and internal components of the device.