The FlowXL is a standalone, touchscreen Flowmeter used during surgery with Transonic’s Flowprobes to measure, display, and document absolute volume flow and other derived flow parameters in blood vessels and ducts. It is now even easier to use in a new versatile, configurable system designed to suit all user needs. QuickFlow or AdvancedFlow options allow the user to choose the software functionality that fits their workflows.
The Transonic® FlowXL® Flowmeter is a stand-alone touch-screen Flowmeter used during surgery with Transonic® Perivascular Flowprobes or with Transonic® Tubing Flowsensors to measure, display, capture and document absolute volume flow and other derived parameters in vessels or tubing circuits. The FlowXL® Flowmeter can be mounted on a tabletop stand or pole mounted (2 pole mounts available) or within the FlowXL® Integrated System which consists of a FlowXL® Flowmeter, a Transport Cart and an Integrated Surgeon’s Display as well as an optional shelf and printer.
Transonic Systems’ FlowXL® Flowmeter, Flowprobes, and Flowsensors use transit-time ultrasound technology to measure volume flow of blood and other liquids, and derived parameters thereof, during surgical interventions and extracorporeal applications.
Flow measurements are intended to support surgeons and other clinical staff in identifying and evaluating flow-related complications that could negatively affect the quality of their anastomosis or treatment.
The FlowXL® Flowmeter and compatible perivascular Flowprobes are intended for use in adult and pediatric patients during surgeries (such as cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, microvascular, transplant, abdominal, reconstructive, and minimally invasive surgeries) on major and peripheral arteries, veins, and ducts; on non-aerated synthetic vessel grafts; intraoperatively where surgery is medically indicated; at intraoperative sites which admit and retain ultrasonic couplant; with minimal vessel manipulation or constriction, and where application does not unnecessarily lengthen surgical procedure.