ANAESTHESIA WORKSTATION
ANAESTHESIA WORKSTATION
An Anaesthesia Workstation is a specialized medical device designed to provide controlled anaesthesia delivery during surgeries and medical procedures.
- Advanced Ventilation System: Equipped with high-precision ventilators to ensure the proper delivery of oxygen and anaesthesia gases to the patient.
- Integrated Monitoring: Provides continuous monitoring of vital signs like heart rate, oxygen saturation, and respiratory function, allowing real-time adjustments to anaesthesia levels.
- Anaesthesia Delivery: Uses automated systems for precise and safe delivery of volatile anaesthetics and intravenous drugs, ensuring optimal sedation and pain management.
- Oxygen & Gas Flow Control: Includes precise control over oxygen, nitrous oxide, and volatile anaesthetic agents.
- Ventilation Modes: Offers various ventilation modes (e.g., assist/control, pressure support) to cater to different patient needs.
- Integrated Scavenging System: Minimizes the risk of exposure to waste anaesthetic gases by capturing excess gases and safely releasing them.
- Alarms & Alerts: Built-in alarms notify the medical team of any abnormalities in gas delivery, ventilation, or patient parameters.
- Portable Design: Some workstations are designed to be easily moved or positioned, ensuring flexibility during surgeries and procedures.
- Surgical Procedures: Used during surgeries to provide continuous anaesthesia and ventilation to patients, ensuring they remain sedated and safe.
- Critical Care: Essential in ICUs or emergency care settings, where patients may need anaesthesia or sedation for invasive procedures.
- Pain Management: Provides controlled sedation for pain management during diagnostic tests or minor procedures that require the patient to remain still.
- Pediatric & Neonatal Care: Some anaesthesia workstations are designed specifically to cater to the unique needs of infants and children during surgeries.
Cistron Harmony Plus
Cistron Harmony Plus is an advanced anaesthesia workstation designed to deliver precise anaesthesia and ventilation management in medical settings.
- Precision Anaesthesia Delivery: Equipped with accurate and reliable systems to deliver anaesthetic gases and intravenous medications, ensuring a controlled and stable state of anaesthesia.
- Integrated Ventilation Management: Offers a range of ventilation modes (e.g., volume control, pressure control) for managing patient respiration during anaesthesia.
- Real-Time Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of vital parameters like oxygen levels, heart rate, and respiratory function, with instant alerts for any abnormalities.
- Oxygen and Gas Flow Control: Advanced flowmeters with precise control over oxygen, nitrous oxide, and anaesthetic gases.
- Anaesthesia Delivery System: Equipped with vaporizers for controlled delivery of volatile anaesthetics, as well as an intravenous drug delivery system for optimal sedation.
- Ventilation Support: Offers a variety of ventilation modes such as volume-controlled ventilation, pressure-controlled ventilation, and CPAP for precise control of respiratory support.
- Alarms and Alerts: Features a comprehensive alarm system to alert clinicians of any irregularities in ventilation, oxygen supply, or patient vitals.
- Data Logging and Connectivity: Capable of data storage and integration with hospital systems for easy access and tracking of patient information.
- Surgical Anaesthesia: Used in operating rooms to manage anaesthesia delivery and patient ventilation during surgeries.
- Critical Care: Essential in intensive care units (ICUs) or emergency departments for sedation and ventilation support of critically ill patients.
- Pediatric and Neonatal Care: Designed to cater to the specific anaesthesia needs of pediatric and neonatal patients, ensuring safety and precise management of anaesthesia during surgeries.
- Pain Management: Provides sedation and pain management in outpatient settings for minor procedures and diagnostic tests.