Camino® Intracranial Pressure and Temperature Monitor

Now more than ever, in a healthcare environment where staffing is short and tenure is limited, monitoring ICP should be simple. The new generation of the Camino^® Intracranial Pressure and Temperature Monitor offers rapid ICP assessment while easing stress for clinicians during critical moments.

Only available in the United States.

Simplified
Touchscreen
Interface

Embedded
Training
Videos

Embedded
Troubleshooting
Guidance

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All trauma patients deserve the best possible care, and providers depend on tools like Camino to consistently make life-saving care possible. Users throughout the United States rely on Camino’s many advantages — and track record of accuracy and excellence — to help successfully deliver the right intervention at the right time.

Key features:

Five-day trends of exportable patient data
Easy-to-use, touchscreen interface with high-fidelity waveforms
Variety of zero-to-air catheters for monitoring and drainage
Ergonomic, standalone system with highly visible display

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Camino® Intracranial Pressure Monitoring

Reliable. Proven. Trusted.
And more simple to use than ever.

Reliable.

Rapid, accurate ICP data – During internal bench testing, the data accuracy of the Camino reliably outperformed competitor systems.
Easy-to-zero catheters – Liquid zeroing is a multi-step process which may result in inaccurate reads. With Camino, simply use the zeroing tool to set the catheter.

Proven.

Stands the test of time – Camino has been relied on by clinicians around the country for over 40 years, with more than 150 journal articles published on its monitoring performance.
Versatile options and applications – Camino supports a family of fiberoptic catheters for monitoring ICP, cerebral temperature, and draining CSF.

Camino® Intracranial Pressure Monitor for Critical Care

Trusted.

The market leader – Providers are confident they can depend on Camino, making it the most widely used ICP system in the United States.
Expert clinical support – Natus offers clinical support with a team of certified registered nurses experienced in facilitating engaging clinical training sessions. Their extensive clinical knowledge will increase your team’s competence and confidence in caring for neurocritical patients.

Simple.

Superior, simple interface – Even for clinicians who are unfamiliar with the system, Camino is easy to use and understand, presenting critical information on a user-friendly interface, using descriptive words instead of icons, default settings for zeroeing and alarm safety.
Knowledge at your fingertips – Embedded “Just-in-time” training videos and troubleshooting guidance provide in-the-moment support.

The same dependable ICP monitor with improvements driven by customer feedback and designed to make monitoring simple.

Already the most widely used ICP monitor in the United States, Camino has been enhanced with the wishes of its most loyal users in mind, making the newest generation even more simple to use, troubleshoot and keep secure.

The refreshed user interface includes more efficient screen navigation, simplified tabs, and an updated magenta color scheme.

Camino now features embedded troubleshooting guidance and embedded training videos covering the monitor’s main tab, status bar, how to zero the catheter, set alarms, sync to monitor, and respond to failure catheter and cable alerts.

Common security vulnerabilities have been addressed with an update to Windows 10.

Product Information

Catheters

The Camino supports a family of bolted and tunneled catheters providing versatility in draining and monitoring the patient. All Natus catheters measure their respective values at the tip of the catheter, providing continual ICP measurements. This design eliminates the need for a fluid filled system to communicate pressure to an external transducer.