Uninterrupted monitoring of the key parameters of blood, breathing, and cardiac function in patients is a main factor ensuring safety of the patients. The article contains a classification of monitors and requirements applicable to their designing. Technical parameters of the monitors developed by the Research Institute for Medical Instrument-Making ("ZAO VNIIMP-VITA") are described in the article.
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