Anesthesia Ventilator

The Avante AV-S Touchscreen Anesthesia Ventilator offers three support modes that can be employed by the patient as they attempt to breathe spontaneously. Increased tidal volume and SpO2 and decreased EtCO2 expedite patient recovery.input:
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The DRE Integra AV-S Anesthesia System is compatible with the Avante AV-S Ventilators. The optimal therapy for all patient profiles is provided by the comprehensive support modes and intuitive user interface.Breathing Methods

IMV (Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation)

Allows for spontaneous breaths and set mandatory breaths, while also maintaining a minimum volume.input:
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SIMV – Spontaneously Breathing Patient: A synchronized mandatory breath at a preset volume and rate is the result of negative pressure (Negative relative to PEEP) in the Trigger Window (Trigger Window = 60% of Cycle Time) generated by the patient’s spontaneous breath.input:
output:SIMV – Non-breathing Patient: A mandatory breath will be administered at the preset volume and rate at the conclusion of the Trigger Window if the patient does not make an effort to breathe during a cycle.input:
output:SMMV (Synchronized Mandatory Minute Ventilation)Offers a predetermined minute volume of ventilation and permits the combination of spontaneous breaths and a synchronized mandatory breath to achieve the selected minute volume.input:
output:SMMV – Spontaneously Breathing Patient: The patient’s spontaneous breath generates negative pressure in the Trigger Window, which results in a synchronized mandatory breath, ensuring that the designated minute volume is attained.input:
output:SMMV – Non-breathing Patient: A mandatory breath is required at the conclusion of the Trigger Window if the patient fails to breathe during a cycle.