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BABYCOM® HOME FETAL DOPPLER

What is BABYCOM® :

GENIE & ENVIRONNEMENT Laboratories are FRANCE, SOME EEC and AFRICAN countires exclsiuive distributor of the full BABYCOM® range, PMG patented line,

BABYCOM®is a patented home fetal monitoring device that enables fast, easy, convenient detection of the fetal heartbeat and determines the fetal heart rate.

BABYCOM®'s proprietary wide beam angle ensures accurate resuilts simply an,d safely. Now, in the privacy of your own home you can monitor yourn baby'sheartbeat with the smae state-of-the-art device sused by your medical practitioner.

Being able to share this special experience, creates a bond wiht you and your family, reassures you, gives you peace of mind, and conects you to baby's world !

HOW BABYCOM® WORKS :

BABYCOM®is based on the doppler shift principle.

The tip of the sensitive transducer contains two piezoelectric crystals.

One crystal transmits very low ultrasonic waves; the other detects these reflected waves.

As these waves reach moving tissue, such as fetal heart, they bounce back and their pitch shifts slightly.

This change in pitch is the doppler shift !

BABYCOM® wide ultrasonic beam angle and further algorithmic processing convert the shifted ultrasonic waves into the audible sound of the fetal heartbeat.(since the sound waves do not travel through the air easily), a gel is applied between the transducer and the abdomen to conduct the sound waves.)

SPEAKING about DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND :

Ultrasound in pregnancy has been used as a diagnostic tool for more than 25 years !

It has long been considered one of the safest means available for obtaining information about the unborn baby.

Global studies and tests conducted by manufacturers, government agencies, and research institutions have not indicated or revealed any adverse side effects of diagnostic ultrasound.