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pNeuton mini Ventilator
pNeuton mini Ventilator for Neonatal / Infant Critical Life Support... More Info Less Info


A purely pneumatic ventilator supporting patients non-invasively using nasal prongs / masks for CPAP application, or ventilation + CPAP with endotracheal tubes for full support. The ventilator is ideal for transporting patients both within the hospital and via air or ground ambulance.


pNeuton model S Ventilator

pNeuton model S Ventilator with CPAP for EMS Ground and Air Transport... More Info Less Info





pNeuton model S ventilator provides mask CPAP plus volume or pressure ventilation for pediatric to adult patients for EMS and pre-hospital; with simple-to-use controls – Tidal Volume, Respiratory Rate and Pressure Limit. For early intervention, the built-in CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) system allows you to start with face mask CPAP and if the patient needs it, seamlessly provide ventilation without interruption. Fully pneumatic, the pNeuton S does not use batteries or electrical power to provide ventilation with readiness for operation.



MACS CPAP

MACS is the Next Generation CPAP System for EMS Ground / Air Transport... More Info Less Info





MACS CPAP system works with your patient providing low spontaneous work of breathing compared to disposable CPAP mask options, and delivers a better patient experience with critical care delivery.

MACS is built tough to stand up to EMS in-field rigor. In fact, MACS is rugged enough to withstand the tests required for the US Army Air Worthiness Certification. These tests represent the harshest tests for any product.

MACS is designed for patient application by mask or endotracheal tube. CPAP application for those patients in respiratory distress – congestive heart failure (CHF), asthma, COPD or for any patient with severe breathing difficulty.

MACS is an easy-to-use, economical mask CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) system. Its demand flow system delivers CPAP without wasting oxygen.

A calibrated knob sets the CPAP level and a switch selects 65% or 100% oxygen. Your per run cost is less due to lower oxygen costs and affordable patient circuits.

MACS supports patients in respiratory distress who would otherwise require intubation. EMS agencies with Mask CPAP protocols have reported a substantial decrease in patient intubations with increased ER stabilization.

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