Veterinary Ventilator

The Tafonius Junior is not merely another bag-in-a-bottle ventilator; it employs the same technology as the original Tafonius.input:
output:This machine lacks an ascending or descending bellows. In reality, Tafonius Junior functions more like a standard re-breathing bag than anything else. The volume of the cylinder fluctuates during spontaneous respiration, similar to that of a re-breathing bag. The cylinder volume decreases during inspiration, similar to a bag being squeezed, and re-fills during expiration, similar to a re-breathing bag, during IPPV. You are entirely responsible for the manner in which the “bag” is compressed. Additionally, the patient is not required to exert any effort to empty or refill this “bag”; the cylinder’s motor is responsible for all the work. This is referred to as the Tafonius Airway Servo System.

The cost of operating a ventilator with oxygen is approximately 85p per hour. The cost of oxygen alone exceeds £1300 over the course of a year when the operation is limited to only six hours per day.The drainage channels have been designed to facilitate the easy flooding of the piston area with a cleaning agent, based on a 600kg horse at 6 breaths per minute and a venturi efficiency of 40%. The piston is automatically retracted when the cylinder is opened, allowing for full and effortless access to the “inside” of the patient circuit. The soda-lime absorber is easily removed.input:
output:Reduces expenditures – Oxygen serves as the primary fuel for numerous hospitals. A general estimate for a 500kg

It is possible to connect it to an existing ventilator.

Greater maneuverability is achieved through a smaller footprint and a lower height.Operates on a battery, eliminating the necessity for lengthy extension cords.Tafonius Junior’s airways are easily accessible for cleaning, and it is designed to be particularly easy to clean.Tidal volume of 20 liters