Deltex Medical Group plc (DEMG.L) manufactures and markets advanced haemodynamic monitoring systems for surgical and critical care applications; its core offerings include the TrueVue platform featuring Oesophageal Doppler Monitoring (ODM+), CardioQ-EDM and CardioQ-EDM+ probes for real-time blood flow measurement in the descending aorta, pulse contour analysis tools, and complementary non-invasive Doppler-based technologies; single-use disposable ODM probes drive recurring revenues alongside monitor sales or loans. The company targets anaesthetists and clinicians managing fluid and drug administration to minimise postoperative complications such as acute kidney injury and surgical site infections, with products endorsed by NICE as a High Impact Innovation and supported by over 24 randomised controlled trials demonstrating reduced length of hospital stay and cost savings. Deltex Medical Group plc operates from its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom, with subsidiaries in the USA, Canada, and Spain, and distribution across more than 30 countries including recent tender pursuits in Latin America.
Founded in 2000 and listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market, the company manufactures medical instruments under SIC code 32500 and maintains over 3,000 ODM systems in global use.
In November 2023, Deltex Medical Group plc launched its next-generation TrueVue monitor, incorporating enhanced ODM signal acquisition, intuitive HD touchscreen controls, integrated battery for portability, and extensions to non-invasive monitoring developed in collaboration with the UK's National Physical Laboratory, substantially expanding addressable markets to non-sedated patients in critical care and throughout hospitals; the US launch of TrueVue followed, alongside implementation of zero-based budgeting and digital marketing efficiencies post-2023 fundraising to support commercial growth; ongoing development includes lower-cost non-invasive devices compatible with TrueVue, positioning ODM as a standard for elective surgery and intensive care.