While neonatal jaundice – or hyperbilirubinemia – occurs in almost all babies, it is a cause of concern for caregivers and anxiety for families. If not treated in time, neonatal jaundice can lead to permanent brain damage1 . Screening for jaundice by visual assessment can lead to an overestimation of risk, which means unnecessary lab tests. This blood draw (total serum bilirubin testing (TsB)) requires a heel prick, which is painful for the baby and costly for the hospital. Visual assessment can also lead to an underestimation of risk, which could result in a failure to obtain necessary lab tests. That’s why transcutaneous bilirubin testing (TcB) has grown rapidly in the past few years as a standard practice in hospitals to identify at-risk infants. But even TcB has presented challenges in terms of human error and time consumption. Until now.
Critical Care
SAVINA 300
The Savina® 300 combines the independence and power of a turbine-driven ventilation system with state-of-the-art ventilation modes and appealing design. The open breathing concept lets patients breathe at any time and in any mode. To improve workflow and reduce patient risk, Savina® 300 features a simple user interface that concentrates on essential controls and parameters.
HIGH VENTILATION PERFORMANCE – Full range of ventilation modes – The “open breathing concept” for stress-free spontaneous breathing – Advanced non-invasive ventilation with sophisticated leak compensation – Turbine with rapid response time and high flow delivery (max. 250l/min) – Capnography for monitoring of CO2 gas exchange
EASY OPERATION – Colour touch-screen with Dräger-wide standardized user interface – Intuitive system for simple operation and configuration – Advanced graphic capabilities with Loops, Trends and Logbook – Automatic device check
INDEPENDENT APPLICATION – No central gas supply or external compressors required – 5 hours of independent ventilation due to built-in and external batteries – Transport Supply Unit (TSU) for two gas cylinders – Bed coupling for quick connection between ventilator and patient bed during transport
SAVINA
Savina– and your patients are in good hands
Even when faced with the most clinicallychallenging environments – including iso-lated rural or earthquake-endangered*areas – you can depend upon the Savina not to fail you. It combines excellent venti-lation performance, quality, versatility and ease of use.
Excellent, flexible ventilation perform-ance – Our open breathing system enables spontaneous breathing at any time and any pressure level in all ventilation modes during ventilation cycles – Internal turbine that eliminates the need for air cylinders or external com-pressor – Internal battery to bridge periods of power failure and to support mobility – Full range of ventilation modes to accommodate different patient popula-tions and acuity levels Excellent quality with an integral safety concept – Savina integrates the experience gained over decades of development work in modern intensive care ventilation – Nine rubies enable highly precise,endurable O2 dosage – one example ofour high quality – Three independent, invisible “body-guards” always on duty to improve patient safety – Three backup twin sensors on duty for: – FiO2 – airway pressure – minute volume Designed for ease of use – Direct access to essential ventilation settings – Intuitive operating concept for mini-mized training time – Bright, high-resolution color screen for excellent visibility – even from a distance – Ergonomic and sleek design that nicely blends into the clinical environment Minimize patient risk Savina offers advantages that help protectpatients every time ventilation support is needed: – Comprehensive NIV – available in all modes, with intelligent monitoring and alarms adaptation. With certain diag-noses, NIV has been shown to reduce the need for intubation, decrease the hospital length of stay and reduce the number of complications. – The open breathing system allows the patient to breathe spontaneously at any time and pressure level – in any ventila-tion mode during ventilation cycles. Easily adapt to changing needs Savina provides the flexibility to easily adapt ventilation therapy to individual patient situations: – The open breathing system with BIPAP/PCV+ enables a smooth transi-tion to the weaning phase. Weaning starts right when your patient is ready. – AutoFlow® brings “open breathing” to all volume controlled modes. The natu-ral flow pattern and spontaneous breathing contributes to better gas ex-change and secretion clearance. – Seamless ventilation from bedside to transport for the most critically ill pa-tients. This enables maintaining the same level of ventilation support in every situation. Support effective weaning Savina supports getting patients off the ventilator, safely and quickly: – Savina’s amazingly fast response to the patient’s flow demand as well as the highly sensitive patient trigger reduce the work of breathing. – Advanced leakage compensation provides adapted responsiveness and reliable triggering even in the presence of high leakages such as during NIV. Enhance recovery and long-term ventila-tion Savina supports recovery and comfortablelong-term ventilation: – Savina combines invasive and noninva-sive ventilation. Studies have shown that non-invasive ventilation helps to avoid reintubation and enhancerecovery times. – Responding to individual patient needs and supporting mobility, Savina makes a comfortable companion for patients in long-term facilities. – The LPO – Low Pressure Oxygenoption enables O2 delivery independ-ent from any central gas supply. Over 100 years of innovation in ventilation Dräger is committed to providing Tech-nology for Life®. We were there at the very beginning of modern ventilation, and we’ve been innovating ever since: 1907 – Pulmotor emergency resuscitator 1952 – “E 52 Iron Lung” long-term breath-ing system 1978 – Oxylog transportable emergency ventilator 1989 – BIPAP1) /PCV+ and APRV free breathing in PCV 1995 – AutoFlow® free breathing in VCV 1995 – Operating concept with touch screen and rotary knob 1997 – ATCTM automatic tube compensa-tion 2000 – Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV) for ICU ventilators 2003 – SmartCare®/PS automated knowledge-based weaning tool 2004 – Disposable expiration valve 1) Trademark used under licenses Our reputation for quality and reliability is built on sound German engineering – but this is only part of Dräger’s commit-ment to ongoing support: – Clinical education and training that maximizes equipment utilization – DrägerService® including remote diagnostics help to maximize uptime and minimize lifetime operating costs – Continuous equipment development to protect your investment
PULMO VISTA 500
The challenge of achieving lung protective ventilation
Although respiratory care has come a long way over the years, complications attributed to apropriate settings of mechanical ventilation continue to have an adverse impact on patient outcome. Today lung protective ventilation strategies largely rely on physiological parameters which only reflect global lung function. The well known complications of atelectasis and overdistension call for insight into the distribution of ventilation in the ventral and dorsal regions of the lung so that measures can be taken to individually tailor ventilator settingss snapshot in time. Determining how different lung regions respond to therapeutic interventions over time is challenging without continuous regional information.
THE VISION – CONTINUOUSLY VISUALIZING VENTILATION
Dräger understands the need for continuous information about regional distribution of ventilation to be available at the bedside. Our search for a suitable solution revealed that the monitoring technique of Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) had the potential to address this need. The progress of development, and results of clinical studies, confirmed that EIT provides the required information in a superior manner
THE METHOD – ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE TOMOGRAPHY
EIT monitoring involves the application of a small current and measurement of resulting voltages to determine the ventilation related impedance changes that occur in a thoracic cross-section.Advanced data acquisition techniques and sophisticated reconstruction algorithms are used to generate mographic images and parameters which enable the assessment of regional distribution of ventilation as well as short-term changes of end-expiratory lung volume within the cross-section. This offers clinicians a new and unique perspective on respiratory care.
PulmoVista® 500 offers: – Continuous information about regional distribution of ventilation, displayed as images, waveforms and parameters – Trend display of regional distribution of ventilation – Trend display of changes in end-expiratory lung volume
PulmoVista 500 is an Electrical Impedance Tomograph which has been specially designed for use in clinical routine. Data is continuously displayed in the form of images, waveforms and parameters. Simply put, PulmoVista 500 lets you visualize the distribution of ventilation.
Regionally specific information
Mechanical ventilation is commonly used as a life saving measure for patients with respiratory complications. However, mechanicalventilation may lead to lung injury and cause inflammatory responses.It is often challenging to set PEEP and tidal volume so that the well known adverse effects of mechanical ventilation are minimized.Due to the heterogeneous properties of the injured lung, veolar collapse and overdistension may occur in different parts of thelung. Information about the regional distribution of ventilation is valuable for the management of mechanically ventilated patients PulmoVista 500 has been specifically designed to display and quantify regionally specific changes of air content.
Continuous dynamic bedside imaging
PulmoVista 500 provides continuous real-time dynamic images of ventilation and intrapulmonary air distribution at the bedside. Monitoring is possible for up to 24 hours, enabling a close watch to be kept on critical lung conditions and the effect of therapy changes. Additionally, clever use of trended information provides further insight into patient progress.
Non-invasive tomographic monitoring
The regional ventilation monitoring provided by PulmoVista 500 is non-invasive and without any side-effects. Unlike chest x-rays or CT, there’s no ionizing radiation involved. EIT involves minimal preparation so monitoring is established in just a few minutes.Patient preparation only requires the positioning of a flexible non-adhesive belt around the patient’s chest. PulmoVista 500 has been designed with the busy ICU environment in mind and does not interfere with the ICU workflow. D-87-2010 D-102-2010 D-28201-2009
OXYLOG 2000 PLUS
From the field to the hospital, you can trust your Oxylog® equipment in any situation
Whether it‘s responding to an emergency situation or attending to a patient in the Emergency Department, you are asked to step up your performance whilst wor-ing under extreme pressure. Skills and experience is what matters. Flexibility is key. Complete confidence in your equipment is essential. The Oxylog 2000 plus can make all the difference. As the successor of the Oxylog 2000,the Oxylog 2000 plus offers the next step in emergency ventilation. By combining controlled and support modes of ventilation, the Oxylog 2000 plus provides flexibility to adapt the ventilation to your patient’s needs. Pressure Support and Non- Invasive Ventilation are available, enabling support for patients with insufficient bre-thing and to help prevent intubation at the earliest stage possible. The Oxylog 2000 plus helps you control the details of venti-ation and can lead to an improvement in the quality of care. As a member of the Oxylog family of emergency and transport ventilators, ou can rely on the performance of the Oxylog 2000 plus. Proven technology, the result of more than a century of experience in emergency care ventila-tion, assures consistency in quality and performance. Intuitive operation and an easy-to-read display help you focus on your patient. The Oxylog 2000 plus can become your partner during emergency and transport situations. OXYLOG® 2000 PLUS Ventilation modes VC-CMV, VC-AC, Options Pressure Support and Oxygen Concentration 40%* or 100% Tidal Volume 100 mL to 2000 mL Weight 5.4 kg (including Battery life 4 hours operation time *patient settings and flows will determine oxygen concentration.
Invasive or non-invasive, one solu-tion helps optimize quality of care and patient comfort
A patient’s condition can change from one minute to the next. The Oxylog 2000 plus can meet this challenge by putting essential ventilation tools at your fingertips. You can choose the configuration that meets your current treatment needs with the ability to step up that level of performance by adding options designed to improve patient outcomes. The Oxylog 2000 plus can provide invasive or Non-Invasive Ventilation without having to change your equipment. Non-Invasive Ventilation as a first line provides a possible alterna- ive in situations where intubation can be avoided; this can lead to a reduced risk of infection and a reduced length of hospital stay.
Control life-threatening situations
The Oxylog 2000 plus is designed to allow direct access to critical settings and patient data via an intuitive user interface. The simple See/Set/Ventilate protocol allows a quick transition from patient assessment to treatment. The large display is divided into three sections; clinical values, air- way pressure bar graph and parameter settings, allowing rapid evaluation of the patient’s condition during hectic situations.
Proven family platform
Over the past thirty years clinicians have used the Oxylog family of emergency and transport ventilators to provide excel- ent quality of care to their patients. The Oxylog 2000 plus is the latest addition to the family and is specifically designed for medical professionals who require a device that provides excellent ventilation to patients in emergency situations.
Workload reduction
Ergonomically designed carrying and mounting solutions facilitate quick transitioning from one scene to the next. Robust and reliable power supplies and internal batteries simplify handling and promote flexibility. Standardization of reusable and disposable hose systems facilitate user proficiency and help streamline inventory management.
Maximize device utilization
The Oxylog 2000 plus is backed by comprehensive DrägerService support to enable optimal device performance at all times. Our education and training resources provide support to you and your team to achieve a thorough understanding of the system operation and capabilities.Step up your performance, step up to the Oxylog 2000 plus.
OXYLOG 3000 PLUS
ICU ventilation standard at all times
Whether you’re in the field or in the hospital,successful treatment is the result of teamwork.Medical professionals work together to save lives as the patient progresses through a chain of events – from rescue and stabilization to diagnostics, from treatment to recovery and,finally, to discharge. However, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and for a variety of reasons, patients are most vulnerable during transport. Maintaining the highest possible standard of ventilation at all times, even during transport, can mean the difference between success and setback.
OXYLOG 3000 PLUS – READY, COMPACT, ROBUST
At Dräger, we took on the challenge – raising the bar in transport ventilation. Drawing on over a century of experience in the field of mechanical ventilation, we created a device that gives you state-of-the-art ventilation in a compact and rugged format that is simple and intuitive to operate. Now, you can confidently provide high-quality ventilation therapy for pediatric and adult patients during transport – anytime, anywhere.
HIGH PERFORMANCE VENTILATION CAPABILITY – Wide range of pressure and volume controlled ventilation modes – Adjustable inspiration termination and apnea backup ventilation AUTOFLOW® (OPTIONAL) – ICU ventilation performance to minimize peak airway pressures – Applicable with all volume controlled modes MT-5809-2008 INTEGRATED CAPNOGRAPHY (OPTIONAL) – Mainstream CO2 sensor for short response times with plug & play functionality – Integrated monitoring:etCO2 and waveforms ICU ventilation performance for transport READY FOR PEDIATRIC PATIENTS – Accurate tidal volume delivery to 50ml – Dedicated pediatric breathing circuit ENHANCED MONITORING – Uninterrupted displaying of numeric and curve data – BTPS and automatic altitude compensation DATA MANAGEMENT (OPTIONAL) – Real-time data transfer – Remote service to transfer Oxylog 3000 plus status to DrägerService PERFECTLY PORTABLE & PROVEN DURABILITY – Simple but effective mounting systems for safe,hands-free operation – Powerful battery with 4 hours of independent operation SIMPLE OPERATION – Quick start time, no need of Flow Sensor calibration – High-visibility display and intuitive user interface WIDE RANGE OF ACCESSORIES – Availability of standardized Dräger accessories for the Oxylog family – Wall holder, carrying solutions, trolleys and many more Setting standards for transport ventilation
With the Oxylog 3000 plus, you can choose the system you need today while maintaining a variety of options for the future. A full range of pressure and volume controlled ventilation modes combined with NIV, pressure support, incremental O2 concentration regulation and apnea ventilation enable high-quality therapy and provide confidence during transport. With its advanced features and functions, the Oxylog 3000 plus sets standards for transport ventilation that will help you rise up to the challenges of modern transport ventilation – now more than ever.
– Intra- and inter hospital transport – Comprehensive treatment for emergency care and transport – Uninterrupted ICU ventilation therapy – No compromise when transporting ventilated patients – Enhanced and effective hospital workflow – Two years service interval without the need of a display change
BABYLOG 8000 PLUS
More than 40 years of experience in neonatal ventilation and a century of expertise in breathing technology have gone into Dräger Medical’s Babylog® 8000 plus. The result is a neonatal ventilator that satisfies the extremely high standards you set in caring for your little patients.
Benefits Ventilation in harmony with the baby
Sensitive, accurate synchronisation and continuous adaptation features work together to provide the necessary ventilator support, allow optimal levels of spontaneous breathing, facilitate the weaning process and protect the baby from adverse effects such as volutrauma or atelectasis.
Consistent volume guarantee
The Volume Guarantee (VG) feature combines the advantages of pressure and volume controlled ventilation. Here, a constant, preset tidal volume is maintained regardless of the strength of spontaneous breathing or changes in respiratory lung conditions. Volume Guarantee ensures sufficient ventilation while avoiding the risk of volutrauma.
High frequency ventilation*
The Dräger Babylog 8000 plus gives you the option of High Frequency Ventilation (HFV) at the touch of a button, which can be used in combination with CPAP or IMV modes. The ventilator accurately measures even the smallest tidal volumes, letting you fine tune your therapy to suit your patients’ needs (*not available in the USA).
Pressure support ventilation – the standard for neonates
Our pressure support ventilation (PSV) features automatic leak compensation and gives the infant more control over the breathing pattern by synchronising inspiration and expiration. Continuous, automatic leak compensation maintains optimal inspiration times.
BabyFlow® nasal CPAP
The Babylog 8000 plus gives you all the advantages of non-invasive support with an easy to use nasal CPAP system especially designed for the smallest patients. The unique mask design circumvents the pitfalls of the past and enables stable, atraumatic CPAP delivery.
Compact & easy to learn
Small device that just blends into your NICU. Six easy to learn clear control knobs let you quickly get started.Intelligent alarms facilitates workflow and lets the operator concentrate on caring for the baby.
VISTA 120
Essential monitoring capabilities at an exceptional value Hospitals around the world have a common challenge: provide the best patient care possible in the face of tough financial constraints. Patient populations are growing, which puts increased demands on already overburdened caregivers. By working closely with hospitals for more than 100 years, Dräger understands the complexity of acute care delivery and offers a patient monitor specifically to meet the clinical needs in these environments: the Vista 120. Providing essential monitoring at a great value, the Vista 120 supports adult,pediatric and neonatal patients in a variety of care environments – including Intensive Care Units, Operating Rooms, Emergency Departments and Neonatal Intensive Care Units. While many vendors offer patient monitors, Dräger goes a step further. We offer a complete departmental solution. Use the Vista 120 on its own or with one of our complementary therapy devices – including ventilators, anesthesia machines or baby warmers. In addition, the Vista 120 offers advanced parameters for the ICU, OR, ED and NICU, depending on the model you choose. Why choose the Vista 120? – Core set of essential parameters, plus optional advanced measurements – Choice of three models to meet diverse clinical needs – Large 380 mm (15”) color touch screen for a clear view of patient data – Easy operation with quick access menu, hard keys and a rotary knob – Built-in recorder saves time by providing documentation when you need it – Dräger heritage of quality Supports your workflow… The Vista 120 is easy to learn and easy to use.The bright 380 mm (15”) screen provides a clear view of patient data, even from a distance. You can configure the display to see the information you want to see, the way you want to see it. Fast access keys and simplified menus put the data you need right at your fingertips. As a result, you can focus less on the monitor and more on direct patient care. To further support patient safety, a nurse call interface allows connection to most hospital call systems. Flexible mounting options support workflow ergonomics: mount the Vista 120 on a ventilator, to an anesthesia machine, or on the wall.
DELTA
Infinity ® Delta and Delta XL Patient Monitors
With the Delta series, you can monitor the vital signs of adult,pediatric and neonatal patients with various acuity levels. Patented Pick and Go® technology enables the same monitor to stay with the patient at the bedside and on transport – providing continuous monitoring and data collection.
EVITA V 300
Sustainable decisions require multiple options
The daily demands in the ICU are steadily increasing: Increasing number of critically ill patients, longer life expectancy, more space is required at the bedside, more patient transports, rapid technical and medical advances…
Flexible equipment is required that is able to meet and master the changing conditions and challenges of your everyday hospital work. The welfare of the patient and the shortest possible length of stay in the ICU are of course always in the foreground. An individually scalable ventilator that is able to respond flexibly to both your current needs as well as future requirements is the right solution.
THE EVITA STANDARD
The Dräger Evita V300 cannot make your daily decisions for you – but it can help to facilitate them. With their high quality standards, Evita devices have supported you for over 25 years and the experience of more than 80,000 devices was incorporated into the dvelopment of the new generation.
VERSATILE AND SCALABLE – Ventilation for adults, children and neonates: invasive, non-invasive and with O2-therapy – Volume- or pressure-controlled ventilation, spontaneous breathing – Independence due to optional gas and power supply units: GS500 (compressed air),PS500 (power), TSU (gas) – Flexible workstation integration by attaching to supply unit or trolley – Individually adjustable configurations easily transferred via USB – Context-sensitive help function facilitates setting the ventilation parameters and explains device functions HIGH VENTILATION QUALITY – Automatic tube compensation (ATC) compensates for artificial airway resistance – Automatic leak compensation with invasive and non-invasive ventilation – AutoFlow® in volume-controlled ventilation provides the tidal volume at the lowest possible pressure – PC-APRV with optional AutoRelease enables spontaneous breathing with continuous positive airway pressure and short-term pressure relief – Breathing deeply and freely thanks to AutoFlow®, Volume Guarantee (VG) or SPN-CPAP – Various spontaneous breathing support, e.g.: VC-MMV, SPN-PPS, Volume Support (VS), Pressure Support (PS) – Advanced analysis tools such as trends or CO2 monitoring – Automatic weaning with SmartCare®/PS – Graphical representation of breathing resistance and elasticity with Smart Pulmonary View The scope of functions offered by the Evita V300 is individually scalable with optional hardware and software components.