Take your temperature management measures to the next level
enFlow IV fluid and blood warming system – The right temperature, in the right place, at the right time
The enFlow IV fluid and blood warming system helps maintain patients’ core body temperatures throughout the entire perioperative experience. This capability helps minimize the incidence of patient hypothermia.
The system automatically warms fluids to 40 ± 2 °C with multiple sensors to ensure fluid temperature accuracy.
The enFlow IV fluid and blood warming system helps maintain patients’ core body temperatures throughout the entire perioperative experience.
Mobility
The small single-patient-use cartridge remains in-line for continous patient warming, across the care continuum
Speed
Easy to use, the system rapidly warms fluids to the temperature set point, so you do not need to wait on warming.
Pre-op
Preoperative warming reduces the impact of heat redistribution caused by anesthesia, leading to a more stable core temperature when your patient reaches the postanesthesia care unit (PACU)⁸.
Outpatient procedures
Hypothermic patients, on average, take 40 minutes longer to recover⁵. Hypothermia can occur in up to 90% of all surgeries³. Nearly half of all surgeries are take place in the outpatient setting), it is imperative that patients recover safely and quickly to streamline the demand on surgical services.
PACU
Normothermic patients are less prone to postoperative cardiac events and leave the PACU earlier than those suffering from hypothermia¹¹ ¹².
ER
Each liter of intravenous fluid infused into adult patients at an ambient temperature decreases the mean body temperature by approximately 0.25°C². Trauma patients often arrive in a hypothermic state and continue to lose body heat during examination by healthcare providers. Warming blood and IV fluids will help maintain normothermia, which can reduce the risks associated with a core temperature below 36°C⁹.
ICU
Hypothermia reduces resistance to surgical wound infections² ¹³ ¹⁴. Fluids or blood may continue to be delivered in the ICU where patients remain at risk from the effects of hypothermia.
Labor and delivery
Studies looking at the impact of perioperative warming on women undergoing cesarean delivery with epidural anesthesia found that maternal and fetal hypothermia were prevented, maternal shivering was reduced and umbilical vein pH was improved¹⁰.
Transport
The enFlow system is small, designed to be easy to transport along with the patient as they move from department to department throughout the hospital.
Service is essential to keep medical equipment operational and safe. Our Nordic service team consists of experienced service technicians stationed across the Nordic countries. Our service technicians are ready to take on your every service need.”
Meeting the needs of both medical staff and patient
The Vivo 65 is designed to meet the needs both of medical staff and a wide range of patients. It combines comfortable and controllable ventilation with excellent monitoring capabilities to potentially reduce readmissions to acute care facilities.
The Vivo 65 is an advanced homecare ventilator designed to deliver secure and comfortable (life-support) treatment to adult and pediatric patients from 5 kg. The Vivo 65 can be used for a wide variety of patients thanks to a comprehensive set of modes, circuits and accessories.
The dual limb circuit allows for measurement of exhaled volumes providing additional security. The extensive moni- toring capabilities help obtain a better insight into the quality of ventilation. The Vivo 65 is an excellent choice for mechanical ventilation at home, in the hospital and in long- term care facilities. The Vivo 65 is prepared for connection to Breas cloud solutions.
Delivering Confidence and Simplicity during Neuromuscular Blockade
TetraGraph is a quantitative neuromuscular transmission monitor based on electromyography (EMG). The TetraGraph monitor stimulates, measures, analyzes and displays muscle function in surgical patients receiving neuromuscular blocking agents (NMBAs). NMBAs are used in almost 50% of surgical cases. Inadequate reversal of NMBAs can lead to residual neuromuscular blockade (RNMB). RNMB delays recovery and can lead to life-threatening complications. To prevent complications, quantitative neuromuscular monitoring is rapidly becoming the standard of care when NMBAs are administered.
IOS Impulse Oscillometry
Tidal breathing analysis with Impulse Oscillometry (IOS) has demonstrated to be informative and differentiated in the early detection and follow up of pulmonary diseases like asthma, COPD and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. IOS is almost independent of patient cooperation and can test a larger patient range than spirometry alone, from children to adult to geriatric patients.
IOS is available as a stand-alone device combined with a spirometry measurement program (MasterScreen IOS and Vyntus IOS) or as an add-on module to the MasterScreen series.
The dual-valved LiteAire MDI holding chamber: Collapsible, disposable paperboard design.
The LiteAire® collapsible MDI holding chamber is a unique MDI holding chamber and an innovative alternative. LiteAire’s unique dual-valved MDI holding chamber design delivers pop-up convenience and effective drug output at a fraction of the cost of most plastic holding chambers. In many clinical settings, the LiteAire can reduce costs by replacing existing rigid plastic holding chambers or inefficient spacers with a paperboard alternative. The unique design allows the LiteAire to be reused by a patient over multiple doses and meets and often exceeds the performance of plastic holding chambers.
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