Aeonmed ICU Ventilator VG70

03/25/2020 USA CUSTOMERS PLEASE VERIFY Aeonmed VG70 STATUS WITH FDA

INFORMATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY. NOT FDA APPROVED. NOT AVAILABLE TO USA.

Superior Mobile ICU ventilator
· Comprehensive ICU ventilator including BIVENT and PRVC
· Compact, big capacity battery, no air compressor, intra-hospital mobility
· Flexible device configuration: equipped on a trolley, bed or ceiling pendant
 
Cost Effective Solution
· Unique metal-based, autoclavable, heated exhalation valve
· Built-in flow sensor, non-consumable design
· Upgradeable ventilation system software, with an available USB port
 
Optimal patient-ventilator synchrony, increase patient comfort
· The Unique Leak Compensation System - Keep precise control on the tidal volume of each     breath delivered to the patient by adjusting compensation dosage automatically
· Advanced Trigger Technique - Enhance sensitivity, avoid spurious triggering
 
Safe Ventilation Through Whole Treatment Phase
Initial Treatment Phase
· Noninvasive ventilation mode associated with decreased intubation rates, shortened patient stays, improved patient comfort, and a reduced risk of cross infection
· Preset patient's height and IBW. Reduce clinician's workload

Stable Condition Phase
· PRVC and BIVENT employ lung-protective strategies, delivering intelligent ventilation
· Comprehensive lung mechanics monitoring include compliance, air way resistance, PEEPi and time constant
· Three waveforms & three loops with user-friendly display provide a continuous monitoring of the patient's condition

Weaning Phase
· Various ventilation modes enhance the weaning process
· The unique trigger and leakage compensation system safeguards each and every patient breath resulting in smooth and comfortable breathing, avoiding extra workload on the patient and promoting recovery
· RSBI and WOB provide accurate reference for weaning

Rehab Phase
· Data export port provides connection to hospital monitors and Patient Data Management Systems
· Provides pressure support for the patient when spontaneous breathing is present