Spectros is a leader in noninvasive optical sensing and advanced remote monitoring.
Empowering doctors, supporting patients.
Spectros Medical Devices Inc. makes advanced molecular sensing devices and software which shed light on tissue health and disease related to heart and lung performance. Our medical devices utilize innovative optical technologies that speed diagnosis, enable real-time therapies, reduce complications, and lower costs. Our focus remains on improving patient outcomes, a dedication to newer technologies, and providing a high level of service.
T-Stat 2.0
T-Stat Tissue Oximeter is a unique patient monitor that measures tissue perfusion with Visible Light Spectroscopy. VLS technology provides a reproducible value via broad band analysis. When you need reliability, you can trust T-Stat.
OnCall
Introducing OnCall Remote Monitoring, by Spectros. This standalone app allows you to virtually see what the T-Stat is reading bedside, and from anywhere you can access the web. OnCall provides real-time data, for both St02% and localized Hemoglobin, and can be set to alert you via sms whenever you choose.
Resources
If you want to learn more about T-Stat, check here for educational documents, instructions for use, video tutorials, brochures and product manuals.
Clinical Studies
Please check here for a list of clinical studies on T-Stat and VLS technology in Reconstructive Microsurgery, Endoscopy and Critical Care.
What people are saying:
“T-Stat’s ability to also monitor the flap’s hemoglobin concentration has helped me identify venous outflow issues way before any visible clinical changes, greatly speeding up return to the OR and maximizing the opportunity for flap salvage. Our flap success rate is almost 100%.”
— Minas Chrysopoulo, MD, FACS PRMA Plastic Surgery, TX
“T-Stat technology allows for continuous instead of episodic monitoring and is sensitive to venous congestion, both advantages over traditional hand held Doppler. Early detection of vascular compromise is one of the most critical factors in the success of free flap salvage.”
— Jesse C. Selber, MD, MPH, FACS MD Anderson Cancer Center, TX
“I prefer T-Stat because of its sensitivity to flap compromise compared to other devices. The nurses like the ease of use and that it is an objective and continuous way of assessing a flap. It also enhances communication between surgeons and bedside staff."