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A solution for guided video intubation with integrated, high definition optics and agnified wide-angle (panoramic) view. It negates the need for an external monitor and, apparently, improves intubation success rates especially with C-L grades III and IV. The device leads ETT through vocal cords...
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Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 Winner: Anaesthesia Our nominator said, "Vidacare has led the resurgence of intraosseous access and infusion”. Read the full list of Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 winners here . ...
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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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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 VELA ventilator is a full function conventional ventilator and noninvasive positive pressure ventilator (NPPV) with a wide range of features for the critical care environment. It has a precision servo controlled gas delivery turbine and active exhalation, while its flat panel, color LCD...
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