EDAN iV17 Patient Monitor: Advanced Monitoring for Critical Care

The EDAN iV17 is the 18.5-inch flagship model in EDAN’s iV series of modular patient monitors—the largest display in the line, designed for intensive care units, cardiac care units, operating theatres, and high-acuity perioperative environments where waveform detail, parameter depth, and workflow efficiency are central to daily practice.

The iV17 pairs an 18.5-inch anti-glare HD display (1920 × 1080, 170° viewing angle) with full-touch gesture operation and a customizable shortcut menu for one-touch access to frequently used functions. The pure glass flat front panel supports routine disinfection, and the fanless design eliminates operating noise and dust accumulation in noise-sensitive critical care and surgical areas. The IP22-rated enclosure provides protection against vertically dripping water and solid objects ≥ 12.5 mm.

The iV17 is a modular platform that operates with an XM5 parameter module, allowing departments to configure the monitor to the clinical environment: standard vital signs (ECG, RESP, EDAN SpO₂, EDAN NIBP, PR, TEMP) for general critical care, or expanded modules for 12-lead ECG, up to 8-channel IBP, cardiac output (C.O.), PresCCO pulse contour analysis, ICG, sidestream or mainstream CO₂, respiratory mechanics (RM), anesthetic gas (AG), BIS, EEG, NMT, rSO₂, and Nellcor SpO₂. The shared XM5 module ecosystem across the iV series supports standardization of accessories and workflows across different acuity levels.

For clinical workflow, the iV17 includes a suite of clinical assistive applications: NEWS, NEWS2, MEWS, and PEWS for early warning scoring; qSOFA and SOFA for sepsis-related organ failure assessment; Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) for consciousness assessment; and hemodynamic decision-tree and relationship graphics for parameter interpretation. These tools are presented as decision-support aids and do not replace clinical judgment.

Connectivity covers HL7 for HIS/EMR integration, wired or wireless central station access, mobile station and web observer viewing, and V-Link module pairing with anesthesia machines and ventilators. The rechargeable Li-ion battery (2,500 mAh or 5,000 mAh options) supports transport monitoring, and the thermal recorder (optional) provides hard-copy documentation.

The iV17 is built for departments that need the largest viewing area, the deepest modular parameter set, and workflow-oriented clinical tools in the iV series—a flagship platform for the most demanding critical care and perioperative monitoring environments.

Key Features & Benefits

18.5-Inch Anti-Glare HD Display with 170° Viewing Angle

The 18.5-inch color TFT touchscreen delivers 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution with an ultra-wide 170° viewing angle, providing the largest viewing area in the iV series for simultaneous multi-waveform and multi-parameter display. Full-touch gesture operation supports direct interaction with displayed parameters and menus, and the customizable shortcut menu along the bottom of the display places frequently used functions within one tap. Auto-brightness adjustment adapts the display to ambient lighting conditions.

Modular XM5 Architecture for Configurable Parameter Depth

The iV17 operates with an XM5 parameter module, allowing the monitor to be configured for standard critical care monitoring or expanded perioperative, hemodynamic, and neuro-monitoring applications. The shared XM5 ecosystem across the iV series supports standardization of modules, accessories, and workflows across different acuity levels, and modules can be added or replaced without removing the main unit.

Clinical Assistive Applications: Scoring, Sepsis Tools, and GCS

The iV17 includes a suite of clinical assistive applications intended to support clinical workflow: NEWS, NEWS2, MEWS, and PEWS for early warning scoring; qSOFA and SOFA for sepsis-related organ failure assessment and tracking; Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) for consciousness assessment; and hemodynamic decision-tree and relationship graphics for parameter interpretation. These tools are presented as decision-support aids and do not replace clinical judgment.

Advanced Hemodynamic and Anesthesia Modules

The iV17 accepts modules for 12-lead ECG, up to 8-channel IBP, cardiac output (C.O.), PresCCO pulse contour continuous cardiac output, ICG, sidestream or mainstream CO₂, respiratory mechanics (RM), anesthetic gas (AG) concentration, BIS, EEG, NMT, and rSO₂. This module breadth allows a single monitor platform to serve ICU, CCU, and operating room environments, from basic arrhythmia surveillance to depth-of-anesthesia and neuromuscular monitoring.

No-Fan Design with IP22-Rated Enclosure

The fanless architecture eliminates operating noise and prevents dust from accumulating on internal fan blades and grilles, supporting use in noise-sensitive ICU and operating room environments. The IP22-rated enclosure provides protection against vertically dripping water and solid objects ≥ 12.5 mm, supporting routine wipe-down between patients.

HL7 / HIS / EMR Connectivity and V-Link Integration

The iV17 supports HL7 protocol for HIS/EMR integration, enabling access to electronic medical records. Central monitoring station (CMS) connection is available via wired or wireless networks, with mobile station and web observer terminals for remote viewing. The V-Link module enables pairing with anesthesia machines and ventilators for integrated data display.

iSEAP™, iFAST™, and iCARB™ Algorithms

EDAN’s monitoring algorithms underpin the iV17’s parameter modules: iSEAP™ ECG for arrhythmia, ST, and QT/QTc analysis; iFAST™ NIBP for rapid cuff measurement; and iCARB™ CO₂ for pseudo-wave identification in sidestream capnography. These algorithms are shared across EDAN’s monitoring platforms, supporting consistency in measurement behavior.

Optional Thermal Recorder and Barcode Scanner

The iV17 supports an optional thermal recorder for hard-copy documentation at the bedside, and an optional 2D barcode scanner (1D and 2D) for faster patient identification and workflow integration.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the EDAN iV17?