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Description
High frequency oscillatory (HFO) ventilation is recognized worldwide as an effective treatment for neonates and premature infants.
- Smaller pressure fluctuation within the thoracic frame reduces danger of tracheobronchial injury
- Smaller pressure fluctuation in the alveoli causes less fluctuation of blood pressure and intracranial pressure
- 0.2 mL resolution stroke volume setting allows fine control of amplitude
- Powerful stroke of up to 160 mL during HFO meets the ventilation needs of larger patients
- Volume and frequency can be adjusted to meet the needs of premature and pediatric patients
Safety
- HFO, SIMV and CPAP modes provide complete respiratory care in one ventilator
- Patient triggered ventilation (PTV) through proximal flow sensor or pressure sensor
- Effective monitoring of pressure, flow, oxygen concentration and all important ventilation parameters
- Three alarm priority levels with messages and alarm indicator inform the caregiver of any small change
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