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Anesthesia System Delivers High Ventilatory Performance

By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 26 Nov 2007
A new anesthesia system brings intensive care unit (ICU) ventilator performance to anesthesia delivery.

The Maquet FLOW-i is modular, flexible, adaptable, and upgradeable system that combines advanced ventilator performance and leading anesthesia delivery in one ergonomic system. More...
The FLOW-i enables clinicians to continuously adapt and improve anesthesia care to match the situation at hand while maintaining stable respiratory conditions. The system can be used across a wide range of patient groups, including those with acute respiratory demands and pediatric patients. The Maquet FLOW-i is a product of Maquet Critical Care (Solna, Sweden).

"From discussions with leading professionals every day, we know that enhanced respiratory management during anesthesia is an extremely important issue to hospitals,” said Dan Rydberg, Managing Director of Maquet Critical Care. "Utilizing Maquet Critical Care's longstanding expertise in ventilation, we are best suited for the task of advancing anesthesia systems to meet new demands. We believe that combining advanced ICU ventilation and anesthesia represents the future in this field.”


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