The GE Corometrics 259CX Color Fetal Monitor is an advanced obstetric monitoring system designed for labor and delivery units, obstetric clinics, and women’s health centers. With its full-color display, comprehensive monitoring features, and proven reliability, it provides clear, continuous assessment of maternal and fetal well-being throughout antepartum testing and labor.

Overview

The 259CX enhances workflow with a bright color display for easy visualization of fetal heart rate, uterine activity, and maternal parameters. Its high-sensitivity transducers and optional maternal vital signs modules support accurate, real-time monitoring. Integrated data recording and user-friendly controls allow clinicians to manage labor efficiently while improving patient care and safety.

Key Features

• Continuous monitoring of fetal heart rate (FHR) and uterine activity
• Color display for clear visualization of tracings and numeric data
• Optional maternal monitoring of non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) and pulse oximetry (SpO₂)
• High-sensitivity ultrasound transducers for accurate fetal heart rate detection
• Integrated thermal recorder for real-time strip chart printing
• User-friendly interface with simplified workflow controls
• Durable construction designed for continuous use in obstetric settings
• Trusted performance in high-volume labor and delivery environments

Product Specifications

• Parameters: Fetal heart rate, uterine activity, optional maternal NIBP and SpO₂
• Display: Full-color screen with numeric and waveform presentation
• Printer: Integrated thermal recorder for fetal/maternal tracings
• Transducers: Ultrasound FHR transducers and toco transducer for uterine activity
• Power: 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Dimensions (approx.): Compact tabletop unit suitable for bedside use
• Weight: Approx. 15–20 lb depending on configuration
• Compliance: FDA-cleared; IEC 60601-1 safety certified

Ideal For

• Hospitals and labor & delivery units
• OB/GYN clinics and women’s health practices
• Antepartum and intrapartum monitoring
• High-risk pregnancy surveillance
• Teaching hospitals and training centers