Smartcare Maternal
Smart care maternal is a mission-driven corporation and leading marketplace focused on women’s health, newborn, and child health.
It is a trusted resource for cutting-edge medical innovations in maternal, newborn, and reproductive health.
It provide a range of innovative evidence based medical technologies, we are focusing on
PPH: The 1st killer of women during birth time
PE : The 2nd killer of women during pregnancy and childbirth
The MaternaWell Tray
The molded plastic MaternaWell Tray is designed with a tapered wedge to be placed under a woman’s buttocks while the adjacent wells catch the blood as it flows out of the body and allow continuous and quantitative monitoring of blood loss.
The MaternaWell Tray has two wells, each with calibration markers at 300 mL and 500mL. The first well, flows over after filling to 500 mL into the second, meaning there is a clear visual signal at eye-level signaling that the total blood loss has moved over the 500 mL threshold. Then, the second well begins to fill up to 1000 mL in total.
The NASG is a simple neoprene compression suit
The NASG is a simple neoprene compression suit, much like a diving suit, with a built-in rigid foam
sphere at the level of the uterus.
NASG can reverse
shock and stabilize the woman for transport or while shock and stabilize the woman for transport or while awaiting emergency surgery awaiting emergency surgery
. Each device can be used more than 100 times provide external compression to the lower body
to treat shock and manage postpartum and obstetric hemorrhage
The NASG is designed as a first-aid intervention for women experiencing obstetric emergencies, such as postpartum haemorrhage or shock due to sepsis or eclampsia
CE Marked.
if a woman is already anemic, and suffering a massive hemorrhage she may have as little as two hours to survive, The NASG is an external compression suit that shunts most of her blood to her central core to circulate in the vital organs
. It has been proven to reduce maternal death as much as 50 percent when used in a range of sett
The NASG is a lightweight compression suit made oneoprene, with six segments that wrap around a woman’s legs and lower torso, using Velcro to hold it attached
Neoprene and Velcro, high density foam sphere. Fabrication and stitching according to a precise pattern
CRADLE
- Handheld, semi-automatic, oscillometric device
- to measure vital signs in pregnant women.
- The device measures blood pressure and heart rate automatically, replacing the need for a stethoscope and blood pressure cuff.
- The VSA is critical to identify shock after hemorrhage and high blood pressure due to pre- eclampsia and eclampsia.
- Traffic signal warnings for SHOCK and high blood pressure (red, green,
- yellow lights) so that anyone can use it.
The first vital signs monitoring device validated in pregnant women and for use in low resource settings!
Eclampsia, preeclampsia and hemorrhage together comprise more than one half of all maternal deaths globally.
In many settings, early identification of deteriorating vital signs (blood pressure and heart rate) is not possible because community health workers and village midwives do not have proper training or technologies
UK ORIGIN CE Marked Lithium ion battery, used 1000s of times
le Vital Signs monitor has been in development for over a decade and has undergone clinical trials in multiple countries. This device makes it easy for those with minimal medical training to assess vital signs. semi-automatic, Oscillo metric device to measure vital signs in pregnant women. The device measures blood pressure and heart rate automatically, replacing the need for a stethoscope and blood pressure cuff. The first vital signs monitoring device validated in pregnant women and for use in low resource settings! T
The CRADLE makes it easy to determine how severe a woman’s condition is due to eclampsia or hemorrhage. It can determine severity of blood loss, blood pressure complications, and urgency of referral.
Handheld, semi-automatic, oscillometric device to measure vital signs in pregnant women. The device measures blood pressure and heart rate automatically, replacing the need for a stethoscope and blood pressure cuff. The first vital signs monitoring device validated in pregnant women and for use in low resource settings! The Solution The VSA is critical to identify shock after hemorrhage and high blood pressure due to preeclampsia and eclampsia. Traffic signal warnings for SHOCK and high blood pressure (red, green
NoMo Bands
NoMo Bands unify three holistic medical approaches: complementary & alternative medicine, distraction technology, and aromatherapy, by infusing peppermint essential oils into one easy-to-use, waterproof, latex-free elastic wearable anti-nausea wristband.
Peppermint aromatherapyNatural peppermint oil is infused in the NoMo Nausea Band. The fastest way to your brain is through your nose, so you can get instant relief by smelling the band. Menthol, the active ingredient in peppermint oil, has been linked to easing upset stomachs by decreasing colonic spasms and dry heaving as well as increasing oxygenation to the brain, which also helps relieve headaches!
Complementary & Alternative medicineThis holistic technique has been used for over 2000 years. P6, also called the vascular meridian, is the specific point on the underside of the wrist, located three fingers from the first wrist crease between the pointer and middle finger tendon. Pressuring your P6 relieves nausea and headaches. Recent studies theorize that acupressure causes low-frequency electrical stimulation of the skin, activating tiny hormones that signal the brain to combat nausea and headaches
USA ORIGIN
The bands work through two mechanisms: aromatherapy and acupressure.
For the acupressure, there is a ball protruding from the bands that goes right at the P6 point on the wrist.
Over the last 35 Years we made an impact that is strong & we have long way to go.
List Of Options
Routine hematology and coagulation testing is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Additionally, advanced hematological tests are a performed using a variety of techniques including flow cytometry and electrophoresis based methods and are available from Monday to Friday, 7 am – 5 pm.
