The PRÉCISE 8001 stands for quick and precise measurement of tcpO2. Due to the 2.5 m sensor cable,

the new 360° One-Click-System provides the sensor with a generous working radius. So that all the relevant

data is easy to read, the PRÉCISE 8001 has a 10.1“ touch screen display.

The unbeatable advantage of the applied sensor technology based on fluorescence is the fact that it

does not wear and does not require calibration before each use, together with the user-friendliness of the

optical oxygen sensor.

Quick & easy - A time saving of up to 50% is achieved through the optical measuring process, as the

additional cleaning of the electrodes as well as the changing of the electrolyte and membrane can be

dispensed with. Full operating status occurs directly after start-up.

With the easy-to-use touch screen display, you can effortlessly access all menu items, from the status

display, sensor parameters and the integrated database, to the graphic representation. The operation is

intuitive and self-explanatory.

1. Switch on the device

2. Create patient data (to track measurement results)

3. Sterilise the section of skin, degrease it and remove any hair

4. Place the fixing ring and contact fluid on the measurement site – attach the sensor head with a click

5. Start the measurement (the skin is warmed to 44°)

6. The tcpO2 value is output in only 8 minutes, steady state recognition informs the user

• Innovative methods of measurement based on fluorescence
• 10.1“ LCD display for a brilliant display
• Touch screen display for clear functionality and user-friendliness
• Battery operation 3 hours
• 2.5 m sensor cable to easily reach the skin patch
• Measurement radius of the oxygen sensor: 0 – 2000 mmHg
• Integrated patient and measurement database
• Evaluation and control on an external computer
• Export function via a USB interface

• Wound healing process
• Basic angiological diagnostics
• Confirmation of diagnosis and blood
• gas monitoring
• Revascularisation assessment
• Venous insufficiency and ischemia
• Oxygen therapy
• Diabetes and arterial occlusive disease
• HBOT therapy
• Oxygen mapping – suitability test for hyperbaric oxygen therapy