Surgery Room Medical Ventilator Machine With Air Compressor Respiratory Support Device

10.4"LCD Medical Ventilator With Air Compressor Respiratory Support Device For Surgery Room

The 10.4" LCD and with air compressor features of a medical ventilator offer significant advantages in terms of usability, performance, and flexibility. Below are the key benefits of these features:

1. Medical Ventilator 10.4" LCD Screen:

• Clear Visual Interface: The large 10.4-inch LCD screen provides a more expansive and detailed view of critical parameters such as tidal volume, respiratory rate, PEEP, FiO₂, and other key settings. This makes it easier for healthcare providers to monitor and adjust the ventilator settings in real time, improving efficiency and accuracy in patient care.
• Enhanced Readability: With a higher resolution and larger display, the data is easier to read from a distance or in low-light conditions, reducing the likelihood of errors. This is especially important in high-pressure environments like ICU or emergency rooms, where quick decisions are crucial.
• Graphical Waveforms and Trend Data: The LCD screen can display dynamic waveforms and historical trends of respiratory parameters. This gives healthcare professionals a visual representation of the patient's respiratory status, allowing for quick identification of issues like air trapping, inadequate ventilation, or improper settings.

2. Medical Ventilator With Air Compressor:

• Self-Sufficiency in Ventilation: A built-in air compressor eliminates the need for external compressed air sources, making the ventilator more self-sufficient and mobile. This is particularly beneficial in settings like ambulances, field hospitals, or areas with limited access to compressed air systems, as it simplifies setup and reduces the risk of technical failures due to dependency on external systems.
• Compact Design: Integrating the air compressor within the ventilator unit reduces the overall footprint, making the device more compact and easier to transport. This is advantageous in both emergency settings and for use in smaller or mobile healthcare facilities.
• Cost-Effective: By including an air compressor, healthcare institutions can save on the costs associated with external air supply systems, including maintenance and operational expenses. This integrated approach offers long-term savings and makes the ventilator more cost-effective for facilities with budget constraints.

Medical Ventilator Key Differences from Other Models:

• Portability and Independence: Unlike traditional ventilators that rely on external compressed air, models with integrated compressors offer greater portability and independence, particularly in non-hospital environments.
• Ease of Use: The 10.4" LCD ensures that settings are visually accessible and easier to navigate, unlike smaller or more basic displays that may require more time and effort to interpret critical data.
• Cost Efficiency: The combination of an air compressor and a large LCD screen adds value by reducing dependency on additional equipment and enhancing user-friendliness, which is not always the case with basic ventilators or those lacking such integrated features.

Medical Ventilator Prospective service and support

This ventilator is gas driven by medical compressed oxygen and compressed air. In the inspiratory phase, two streams of compressed gas (compressed oxygen and compressed air) flow into a high performance air-oxygen mixer to form a mix of oxygen and air with a certain pressure.