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Getinge is a leading global provider of products and systems that contribute to quality enhancement and cost efficiency within healthcare and life sciences. We employ more than 10,000 people, and have operations in more than 40 countries. The company was founded in 1904 in the small town of Getinge, Sweden. We provide hospitals and life science institutions with products and ...
Emergency Ventilator Buying Guide
Find and buy Ventilators from verified suppliers on MedicalSearch. Ventilators provide mechanical ventilation by moving breathable air into and out a paitents lungs.
Factors to consider when buying a ventilator:
- Modes of ventilation – Volume-controlled, pressure-controlled, assisted or partial and controlled or total.
- Programmable respiratory parameters – Parameters that must be configured include tidal volume, peak pressure, respiratory frequency, PEEP and inhalation/exhalation ratio.
- Patient group that will use the device – neonatal, pediatric or adult.
- Display features – Graphic display must include waveforms, loops and respiratory maneuvers .
- Connectivity – Compatibility with patient self-management system, hospital information system and other ICU devices.
- Safety alarms – Auditory and visual alarms for tidal volume, respiratory frequency, peak pressure, apnea, FiO2, loss of gas supply and power failure.
- Battery backup – Needed in the event of a power failure and when transporting patients.
- Other features to consider – Heated humidifiers, ease of cleaning and cost of accessories and consumables including breathing circuits, flow sensors, expiratory valve sets, filters to protect patients against particulates and gas exchange monitor.
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- Modes of ventilation: Different ventilators offer different modes of ventilation such as volume control, pressure control, and pressure support.
- Tidal volume: The amount of air delivered with each breath.
- Respiratory rate: The number of breaths delivered per minute.
- Inspiratory time: The duration of each breath.
- Positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP): The pressure maintained in the lungs at the end of expiration.
- FiO2: The fraction of inspired oxygen delivered to the patient.
- Monitoring capabilities: Ventilators may have monitoring capabilities such as tidal volume, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation.
- Alarms: Ventilators may have alarms for low tidal volume, high pressure, and low oxygen saturation.
- Portability: Some ventilators are designed for easy transport and use in different settings.
- Power source: Ventilators may be powered by electricity or battery.
Emergency Ventilator Costs and Supplier Insights
If you are looking to buy an Emergency Ventilator for sale, suppliers on MedicalSearch include Getinge
