Anesthesia Machine

Clinical & Operational Overview

An 8-inch high-resolution touchscreen display paired with a rotary adjustment knob, allowing clinicians to configure and monitor extensive ventilation modes (such as V-SIMV, PCV, P-SIMV, CPAP+PSV). Flowmeters & Gauges: Mechanical flow tubes and pressure dials on the front panel used for precise measurement and delivery of blended medical gases (like oxygen, nitrous oxide, or medical air). Anesthetic Vaporizer: The silver cylindrical unit mounted on the front right, designed to accurately volatilize and mix liquid anesthetic agents into the gas stream Breathing Circuit Assembly: Located on the left side, featuring a built-in carbon dioxide (CO₂) absorber canister, a green manual breathing reservoir bag, and corrugated tubing to deliver the gas mixture safely to the patient's respiratory tract Mobile Trolley Body: A robust, white-powder-coated cart frame mounted on antistatic caster wheels with locking mechanisms for smooth movement and stability between hospital environments. It also includes an internal backup battery for continuous operation during power transitions Its core purpose is to generate and deliver a highly precise, continuous mixture of medical gases (such as oxygen and nitrous oxide) blended with volatile anesthetic vapors to a patient's lungs. Simultaneously, it mechanically ventilates the patient and monitors respiratory vitals to ensure safety while under general anesthesia Monitoring Interface: Provides an intuitive display of overall parameters including setting, measurement, and graphic trends Anesthesia Gas Scavenging System: Independent Active AGSS exhaust system prevents anesthesia air population in OR safeguarding the health of clinicians. Friendly Interface: 8' TFT touch screen with a rotary knob Top Self and Light: Load bearing Capacity 30kg, LED Light that illuminates all work surfaces. Vaporizer Position: The selecta Tec bar supports one standard vaporizer position and allow for two additional optional position for Isoflurane, Sevoflurane, Halothane, and enflurane. It compensates for variation in pressure, temperature, and flow, and does not require annual recalibration.