Anaesthesia | Ventilators | Anaesthetic ventilators | Which Medical Device
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Dräger's Evita XL features a number of both controlled and assisted ventilation modes, combining a broad range of performance capabilities with many advanced application functionalities to provide outstanding ventilation therapy and easy-to-use operation encompassing the entire scope of the...
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The Fabius GS premium is an E-vent piston ventilator. All major ventilation modes can be supported: volume control, pressure control, pressure support (PS) and SIMV/PS. The system comes with a trolley featuring a central brake and additional storage space for equipment. It...
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The Oxylog 3000 offers ventilation for patients in emergency situations and during transport in and between hospitals. Designed to support a wide range of patients and medical conditions, Oxylog 3000 offers volume and pressure based modes, for controlled, synchronized or spontaneous ventilation.
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The Dräger Primus delivers peak flow comparable to ICU ventilators while avoiding the need for drive gas. Additional advanced monitoring and ventilation mode packages are also available. The Primus lets you monitor pulmonary function and ventilation parameters on a large, user-configurable...
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The Zeus Infinity Empowered provides advanced ventilation therapy combined with comprehensive monitoring. Its capabilities include both DIVA (Direct Injection of Volatile Agents) and TIVA (Total IntraVenous Anaesthesia).
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