It's a full moon tonight, and here at New York City Hospital ER, it's starting to get wild.

Two gunshot wounds, a six-car pile-up on the Throgsneck Bridge and the last ambulance dropped off a guy who swallowed a car key. Heart attacks stacked in the halls, extra docs coming in, and everybody's elbow-to-gut between the gurneys.

When things get this chaotic, the ER staff is glad to have Planar medical monitors. Fully-certified, ruggedized and with viewing angles that let you see across a crowded treatment room, our displays can be bumped, slammed, spilled-on and shoved out of the way, all without missing a single heartbeat.

When the ER gets howling, Planar medical displays shine.