Emergency Ventilator

Ventilation Mode Non-Invasive
Applications Emergency, Intensive Care, Clinical, Anesthesia
Other Characteristics High-Flow
Type Electronic
Configuration On Casters, Compact
Function Transport
Description

The elisa 300 ventilator integrates the performance capabilities of a contemporary universal ventilator with the benefits of the compact class. The ventilator provides the option of high-flow O2 therapy, as well as invasive and non-invasive ventilation therapy. input:
output:The platform for a diverse array of applications in the emergency department, intermediate care unit, intensive care unit, or intra-hospital transport is established by the innovative user interface and extensive configurability. The central control element is the brilliant 12.1-inch color screen, which ensures the most straightforward operation. A diverse array of support functions aid the user in completing daily routine tasks.input:
output:Utilization of volatile anesthetics.input:
output:The use of volatile anesthetics in the context of intensive care therapy is motivated by a variety of factors, including the reduction of symptomatic transitory psychotic syndrome, the prompt neurological assessment of the ventilated intensive care patient, and daily awakening trials. A comprehensive strategy for “Safety, including essential performance, for anesthesia workplaces” has been implemented in response to this challenge. This is not solely concerned with the safe operation of intensive care ventilators and the impact of narcotic gases on the materials of the ventilator. The anesthetic function compensates for the in- and expiratory resistance on exhalation of the Sedaconda system, thereby preventing the medium exhalation time from being prolonged, reducing the risk of trapping, and ensuring the accuracy of the volume measurement.input:
output:The elisa can be used to precisely measure and monitor agent gases in conjunction with the LEOLYZER multi-gas sensor.

 

 

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