Features & Benefits

The Masimo 9738 Kit includes the Rad-97 device with a pulse ox (SpO2) patient cable. The Rad-97 monitors Pulse Oximetry (SpO2), Pulse Rate (PR), and optional Respiratory Rate (RRp), Total Hemoglobin (SpHb), Carboxyhemoglobin (SpCO), and Methemoglobin (SpMet)
Pulse oximetry sensors must be purchased separately. To monitor optional rainbow parameters (SpHb, SpCO, & SpMet), customers must purchase software licenses and rainbow sensors separately.
Rad-97 can either be mounted to a wall or on a rolling stand (Masimo PN 300239).
The Rad-97 device is powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery, with approximately four hours of battery life.
Rad-97 features Masimo SET Pulse Oximetry, which has been shown to have unrivaled accuracy and reliability in more than 100 clinical studies. It is the primary pulse oximetry at all top 10 U.S. hospitals (as of 2024) and monitors more than 200 million patients a year globally.
Accurate During Motion. Before Masimo SET® pulse oximetry, false alarm rates were high, often due to motion and low perfusion. With Masimo SET®, the rate of false alarms dropped by more than 80% and yet true alarm detection improved significantly.
Accurate During Low Perfusion. A recent peer-reviewed study found that for Masimo SET® SpO2, ARMS* accuracy was “1.37% in all subjects with normal perfusion and 1.64% in all subjects with low perfusion.
Accurate on All Skin Tones. A peer-reviewed publication demonstrated that Masimo RD SET sensors had only a 0.15% difference in bias between dark- and light-skinned subjects, which is not clinically significant because pulse oximeters only measure in whole numbers. Further analysis showed that RD SET accurately measured SpO2 for both Black and White subjects not only when perfusion was normal but also during low perfusion.

Rad-97 Pulse Oximeter

Name: Rad-97 Pulse Oximeter
Brand: Supplyline Medical
SKU: DGS1426
Availability: InStock

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Features & Benefits

The Masimo 9738 Kit includes the Rad-97 device with a pulse ox (SpO2) patient cable. The Rad-97 monitors Pulse Oximetry (SpO2), Pulse Rate (PR), and optional Respiratory Rate (RRp), Total Hemoglobin (SpHb), Carboxyhemoglobin (SpCO), and Methemoglobin (SpMet)
Pulse oximetry sensors must be purchased separately. To monitor optional rainbow parameters (SpHb, SpCO, & SpMet), customers must purchase software licenses and rainbow sensors separately.
Rad-97 can either be mounted to a wall or on a rolling stand (Masimo PN 300239).
The Rad-97 device is powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery, with approximately four hours of battery life.
Rad-97 features Masimo SET Pulse Oximetry, which has been shown to have unrivaled accuracy and reliability in more than 100 clinical studies. It is the primary pulse oximetry at all top 10 U.S. hospitals (as of 2024) and monitors more than 200 million patients a year globally.
Accurate During Motion. Before Masimo SET® pulse oximetry, false alarm rates were high, often due to motion and low perfusion. With Masimo SET®, the rate of false alarms dropped by more than 80% and yet true alarm detection improved significantly.
Accurate During Low Perfusion. A recent peer-reviewed study found that for Masimo SET® SpO2, ARMS* accuracy was “1.37% in all subjects with normal perfusion and 1.64% in all subjects with low perfusion.
Accurate on All Skin Tones. A peer-reviewed publication demonstrated that Masimo RD SET sensors had only a 0.15% difference in bias between dark- and light-skinned subjects, which is not clinically significant because pulse oximeters only measure in whole numbers. Further analysis showed that RD SET accurately measured SpO2 for both Black and White subjects not only when perfusion was normal but also during low perfusion.