Patient monitoring equipment in a hospital intensive care unit
Medical equipment

Neurology, ICU and anaesthesia equipment for Belgian hospitals

Objective pupillometry

Medical professional using a handheld digital pupillometer to examine a patient's eye during a procedure.
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Quantitative pupillometry

The NeuroLight measures pupil size and reactivity objectively, removing subjective assessment from your neuro checks.

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Neurological monitoring

Track the pupillary light reflex with precision, a reliable early indicator in critical care settings.

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Immediate decisions

Get clear, numeric data at the bedside to inform your next step, without waiting or guesswork.

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Portable design

Compact and ready where you need it. No consumables needed. Integration with all PDMS possible.

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Clinical confidence

Supported by a specialist distributor, with training and service from LOFIMA behind every device. Integration with PDMS is possible.

Match your EEG/EP monitoring setup (mobile/fix)

Mobile medical workstation with a monitor displaying waveforms, keyboard, and equipment on a wheeled cart.
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Bedside monitoring

Continuous vital sign monitoring for ICU, OR and neurology, configurable to match each patient's acuity level.

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EEG/EP systems

Full EEG solutions from Nihon Kohden for seizure detection, brain function assessment and neuro-ICU care.

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Integration ready

Monitoring platform, Polaris One, that connect with your existing hospital network and clinical information systems.

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Tailored configuration

We help you specify parameters, modules, and accessories so the system matches your workflow, not the other way around. CerebAir a cEEG system that can help you when neurologists are hard to come by (night shift - weekend).

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Training included

Clinical staff receive hands-on training so your team is confident using the equipment from day one.

Smart and small ventilation that adapts

Gloved hands operating a portable medical ventilator monitor inside a red protective case.
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Critical care ventilation

The Vitae40 from Hersill provides tailored respiratory support for intensive care and emergency (ambulance, helicopter) settings designed to deliver stable, continuous ventilation when patients need it most.

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Patient-adaptive modes

Advanced ventilation modes respond to patient effort in real time, improving comfort and synchrony while reducing the load on clinical staff.

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Integrated monitoring data

Each ventilator pairs with patient monitoring to display respiratory parameters, giving clinicians the full picture at the bedside or in the neuro-ICU.

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Transport-ready design

Compact and robust, the NF5 from Comen is a High Flow Heated Respiratory Humidifier (HFNC) with battery that supports in-hospital transport, so stable ventilation continues safely through corridors and between departments.

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Neonatal to adult flexibility

Adjustable settings and interchangeable circuits let one device serve a range of patient sizes, reducing the number of systems a department needs to maintain.

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Training and implementation

LOFIMA supports your clinical team with on-site instruction and guidance, so new ventilation equipment is adopted quickly and used with confidence.

What if every intubation could be visualized?

Two video laryngoscopes with digital screens, one with a transparent handle and one white handle.
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Clear view

High-resolution camera on the blade shows the glottis in real time, so you confirm tube placement instead of guessing.

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Faster first pass

A direct line of sight reduces the need for repeat attempts, which matters when every second counts.

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Better training

The shared screen lets supervisors guide trainees live, turning every intubation into a teaching moment.

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Fewer complications

Better visualization means less tissue trauma and fewer esophageal intubations, especially in difficult airways.

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Easy cleaning

Reusable blades and simple reprocessing keep the scope ready for the next patient without workflow delays.

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Wide compatibility

Works across anaesthesia, intensive care, and emergency settings with interchangeable blades for different anatomies.

Patient monitoring equipment in a hospital intensive care unit

See one of these products in your own department?

We'll bring the equipment to your hospital and show you what fits your clinical workflow. Call +32 475 46 62 76 or email info@lofima.be for more detailed information.