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Save lives - Gain time - Reduce costsThe Lung-protective Ventilation
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Difference between 4 hours of Ventialtion with TwinStream™ICU and conventional Ventilation
- Recruitment of unventilated alveoli
- Increase in functional residual capacity (FRC)
- Lower ventilation pressure
- Decreased transpulmonary pressure
- More effective gas exchange in comparison to conventional ventilation
- Avoids all forms of atelectasis and intra-alveolar oedema
- Improved gas exchange at lower ventilation pressures
- Stable haemodynamics without affecting fluid management
- Reduction of shear forces, resulting in reduced development of pulmonary and systemic inflammatory mediators
- Effective mobilisation of secretions
- Easy device preparation
- Easy to use
Pulsatile Bi-Level Ventilation p-BLV™
This innovative mode allows the application of a bi-phasic, timecycled, pressure-controlled, variable flow ventilation, with or without a superimposed pulsatile component. The BLV of 1-100 breaths per minute can thus be supplemented with pulsations from 50 up to 1500 per minute. As a result of the pulsatile component a forced mixing of the respiratory gases is produced at all levels of the respiratory system. The normal frequency (NF) pulse is primarily responsible for ventilation. The high frequency (HF) pulse provides oxygenation, additional alveolar recruitment and haemodynamic stability. There is a background flow (bias flow) of humidified and heated gas at approximately 20 LPM into the inspiratory limb. Against this bias flow the p-BLV™ module applies a counter pressure in the expiratory limb, with or without a pulsatile component. As a result correctly conditioned inspiratory gas passes into the lungs with the optimal flow pattern. Even during long term ventilation adverse cooling or drying effects are not seen.
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TwinStream ICU: Preparations
TwinStream ICU: Startup & Selftest
TwinStream ICU: Proper handling
