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D-12363-2009
Experience High-Tech Ventilation: Mastering Today’s ICU Challenges
DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
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DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
Under pressure
Hospitals around the world are under increased financial pressure. Competition for patients is increasing and clinics are often required to benchmark quality and outcome.
Many hospitals share a number of challenges which canhave a negative effect on workflow efficiency and, ultimately, the quality of care.
CoMMoN HoSpITAl CHAllENGES
Challenging workplace ergonomics Device placement issues, cable clutter, limited patient access and complicated user interfaces; it’s an environment that can divert your attention away from your primary concern – the patient. Limited flexibility Compatibility of components andinterfaces is severely limited. There are just too many proprietary solutions. In addition, equipment is often not designed to adapt to changing needs.
Need for standardization Inconsistent user interfaces, operating concepts, nomenclature and accessories for different modalities is a reality in many hospitals. Lack of standardization may create a higher potential for sentinel events. Effectivetraining is streamlined when operating systems are standardized. Data overload Medical personnel have to analyze and interpret a constant stream of raw data from various sources. Long working hours and the fast pace of ICU environments can compromise clinical decisionmaking. Inner-hospital transport Transporting a ventilated patient can be risky because there is often a compromise between performanceand portability when changing between a bedside and a transport ventilator. In addition, setting up dedicated transport equipment can be time-consuming. These issues can potentially be resolved through advances in technology. Design enhancements can help you streamline access, interpret data and automate processes. Dräger has been making technology for life for over a century, and we firmly believethat an essential element of any successful health care strategy lies in choosing the right technology to accomplish your goals.
MT-1816-2008
MT-1811-2008
DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
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The
solution
D-9366-2009
MT-6073-2008
The Dräger Evita Infinity® V500 Sophistication Made Simple
Equipped with features that go beyond standard ventilation - the V500 is a highly advancedventilator for use in modern, acute care respiratory support.
SMART SCAlAblE
MobIlE STANDARD
INTEGRATED
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DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
The advanced integrated
ICU venti
MT-0823-2008 MT-0819-2008
Smart
Optimal and balanced ventilator settings can help prevent ventilator associated lung injury.
SMARTCARE®/pS
loW FloW pV loop
Dräger’s automatic, knowledge-basedweaning system now allows the clinician to configure weaning parameters for enhanced flexibility and control. SmartCare®/PS has been shown to reduce weaning times by up to 40% and ventilation times by up to 33%1). This can help improve outcomes and reduce risks while simultaneously lowering costs.
SMART pUlMoNARY VIEW
Dräger’s low flow PV loop can help with lung recruitment to expand previouslycollapsed alveoli. Identifying potential inflation points can aid in determining proper settings such as PEEP and Inspiratory pressure or tidal volume. Settings such as starting pressure, maximal pressure, maximal volume, and flow rate allows the clinician to remain in complete control during the procedure.
The Smart Pulmonary View allows for real-time visualization of pulmonary function data.Through transforming data into useful and visual information, the Smart Pulmonary View helps to reduce the cognitive workload of ICU staff. The intuitive anatomical view allows for rapid patient assesment of compliance or resistance changes.
1)
F. Lellouche et al.; Am J respir Care Med Vol 174, pp 894-900, 2006. Results are based on a European Multicenter Randomized Trial with 144 patients...
Experience High-Tech Ventilation: Mastering Today’s ICU Challenges
DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
2|
DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
Under pressure
Hospitals around the world are under increased financial pressure. Competition for patients is increasing and clinics are often required to benchmark quality and outcome.
Many hospitals share a number of challenges which canhave a negative effect on workflow efficiency and, ultimately, the quality of care.
CoMMoN HoSpITAl CHAllENGES
Challenging workplace ergonomics Device placement issues, cable clutter, limited patient access and complicated user interfaces; it’s an environment that can divert your attention away from your primary concern – the patient. Limited flexibility Compatibility of components andinterfaces is severely limited. There are just too many proprietary solutions. In addition, equipment is often not designed to adapt to changing needs.
Need for standardization Inconsistent user interfaces, operating concepts, nomenclature and accessories for different modalities is a reality in many hospitals. Lack of standardization may create a higher potential for sentinel events. Effectivetraining is streamlined when operating systems are standardized. Data overload Medical personnel have to analyze and interpret a constant stream of raw data from various sources. Long working hours and the fast pace of ICU environments can compromise clinical decisionmaking. Inner-hospital transport Transporting a ventilated patient can be risky because there is often a compromise between performanceand portability when changing between a bedside and a transport ventilator. In addition, setting up dedicated transport equipment can be time-consuming. These issues can potentially be resolved through advances in technology. Design enhancements can help you streamline access, interpret data and automate processes. Dräger has been making technology for life for over a century, and we firmly believethat an essential element of any successful health care strategy lies in choosing the right technology to accomplish your goals.
MT-1816-2008
MT-1811-2008
DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
|3
The
solution
D-9366-2009
MT-6073-2008
The Dräger Evita Infinity® V500 Sophistication Made Simple
Equipped with features that go beyond standard ventilation - the V500 is a highly advancedventilator for use in modern, acute care respiratory support.
SMART SCAlAblE
MobIlE STANDARD
INTEGRATED
4|
DRÄGER EVITA INFINITY® V500
The advanced integrated
ICU venti
MT-0823-2008 MT-0819-2008
Smart
Optimal and balanced ventilator settings can help prevent ventilator associated lung injury.
SMARTCARE®/pS
loW FloW pV loop
Dräger’s automatic, knowledge-basedweaning system now allows the clinician to configure weaning parameters for enhanced flexibility and control. SmartCare®/PS has been shown to reduce weaning times by up to 40% and ventilation times by up to 33%1). This can help improve outcomes and reduce risks while simultaneously lowering costs.
SMART pUlMoNARY VIEW
Dräger’s low flow PV loop can help with lung recruitment to expand previouslycollapsed alveoli. Identifying potential inflation points can aid in determining proper settings such as PEEP and Inspiratory pressure or tidal volume. Settings such as starting pressure, maximal pressure, maximal volume, and flow rate allows the clinician to remain in complete control during the procedure.
The Smart Pulmonary View allows for real-time visualization of pulmonary function data.Through transforming data into useful and visual information, the Smart Pulmonary View helps to reduce the cognitive workload of ICU staff. The intuitive anatomical view allows for rapid patient assesment of compliance or resistance changes.
1)
F. Lellouche et al.; Am J respir Care Med Vol 174, pp 894-900, 2006. Results are based on a European Multicenter Randomized Trial with 144 patients...
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