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A Compact ABPM Monitor for Reliable 24-Hour Monitoring
Compact and lightweight monitoring device, designed to facilitate ambulatory wear over an extended period.
- Automatic blood pressure monitoring, with measurement of systole, diastole, and heart rate.
- Suitable for performing a 24-hour ABPM cardiological examination.
- Up to 250 stored measurements
- Up to 4 programmable periods, with customizable measurement intervals from 5 to 120 minutes.
- Differentiated analysis of waking and sleeping periods.
The Bravo Mini Kit includes the recorder, AccuWin™ 4 SE (AW4 SE) software on a USB key, 2 Orbit™ ABPM cuffs (size 2 and size 3), carrying pouch and patient belt, USB interface cable.
AccuWin™ 4 SE Software
to program the ABPM, analyze data, and generate comprehensive reports.
Clinically validated
according to ANSI/AAMI/ISO 81060-2:2013.
Suitable for children over 3 years old.
Time saving in analysis
Clinical decision support
Easy-to-program ABPM examination
Intensive and multi-user usage
Comprehensive 24-hour blood pressure monitoring
The Bravo Mini performs regular ambulatory blood pressure monitoring to obtain a more representative view of the patient’s blood pressure profile than a single measurement in the office.
During the ABPM cardiological examination, the monitor automatically records systolic and diastolic values during waking and sleeping phases. This succession of measurements allows for the study of blood pressure variations throughout the day and night.
Client-server system
Access patient information from your network thanks to patient data securely stored on a networked server.
A monitoring device associated with AccuWin™ 4 SE software
The Bravo Mini monitoring device works with AccuWin™ 4 SE software, which assists the practitioner at every stage of the ABPM cardiological examination: monitor programming, measurement retrieval, analysis, and report creation.
Automatic interpretive summary
Quickly decipher data and create interpretive summaries in accordance with AHA, ESH, or pediatric guidelines for:
- Automated analysis of the normality of ABPM levels
- White coat syndrome
- Nocturnal ‘dipper’ status
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Our expert advice
“To optimize the reliability of an ABPM examination with the Bravo Mini, always choose a cuff appropriate for the arm circumference and position it on the non-dominant arm.”
Pascal Maire
Cardiology Expert
Dimensions and Weight
Technical Specifications
| Medical Device | Class IIa |
| Warranty (months) | 24 months |
| Unit Width (cm) | 40 cm |
| Unit Length (cm) | 22 cm |
| Unit Weight (kg) | 1 kg |
| Bare Unit / Width (cm) | 7 cm |
| Bare Unit / Height (cm) | 3.2 cm |
| Bare Unit / Weight (kg) | 0.233 kg |