GE Aisys Anesthesia Carestation
OCEANIA
The GE Aisys Carestation anesthesia system’s precision
controls significantly streamline advanced care.
Ventilators, vaporizers, and gas delivery are digitally controlled
and integrated data management provide real time patient
and system information as well as data exchange.
Dimensions
Overall: 52.7 x 28.92 x 34.8 (HxWxD) (inches)
Top Shelf: 21.66 x 17.5 (WxD) (inches)
Work Surface: 365.5 in² (2358.1 cm²)
Drawers (small): 4.13 x 14.88 x 14.82 (HxWxD) (inches)
Casters Diameter: 5 in (12.5 cm)
Overall Weight: 370 lbs (168 kg)
Top Shelf Weight Limit: 100 lbs (46 kg)
Work Surface Height: 34.71 in (88.17 cm)
Drawers (large): 5.91 in x 14.88 W x 14.82 (HxWxD) (inches)
Features:
Ventilation, vaporization and gas delivery are
electronically controlled and monitored.
Data capabilities enable digital interfacing of patient and
Carestation information.
The GE Aisys software is easily upgradable to enhance the
functionality, add support, and enhance data management.
Provides digital feedback on ventilation, drug levels, patient status,
and fresh gas usage.
Ventilation Modes Include: PCV-VG, pressure control, PSVPro,
volume control, SIMV, and manual ventilation.
Flexible 7900 SmartVent technology is suitable for neonates,
pediatric, cardiac compromised, and standard cases.
Built in ABS allows for low circuit volume,
which creates fast response, and optimizes low-flow anesthesia.
Digital vaporization includes continuous monitoring by
multiple embedded sensors to help ensure precise delivery.
Digital agent control provides data record keeping of set agent
concentrations and usage calculations along with
audible low agent alarm alerts.
Electronic protocols provide data continuity.
Rising multi-breath bellows provide a visual feedback mechanism
for patient condition.
Smartvent display conveniently compares flow, volume and
pressure data over time.
Electronic ventilation provides a full assessment of patient’s status.
The ventilator is able to distinguish between mechanical and
spontaneous breathing.