PRISMA VENT50-C Best ventilator

PRISMA VENT50-C is for ventilating patients with an independent respiratory drive. It can be used on patients who weigh over 10 kg and have respiratory insufficiency. It can be used in both stationary and mobile applications in both domestic and clinical environments.

 Other features include mouthpiece ventilation modes with pressure and volume control MPVp and MPVv, LIAM (Lung Insufflation Assist Maneuver) to support cough and secretion, and a wide pressure range up to 50 hPa. Equipped with so many supplements, the Prisma VENT50 can treat a much wider range of conditions.

APPLICATION AREA

• Obstructive ventilation disorders such as. COPD
• Restrictive ventilation disorders
• Neurological, muscle, or neuromuscular disorders
• Obesity hypoventilation syndrome, Pickwick’s syndrome
• Disorders of the central regulation of respiration.
• Obstructive sleep apnea OSAS.

The functions and characteristics of the VENT50 prism include a greater pressure range of up to 50 hPa, ventilation modes with pressure and volume controlled nozzle (MPVp and MPVv) and LIAM (Lung Inflation Aid Maneuver) for cough and secretion management.

After the successful launch of the prismaVENT30 and prismaVENT40 in 2016, new product line for invasive and non-invasive ventilation is now complemented with the Prisma VENT50 .

With these additional features, the prisma VENT50 allows you to treat an even wider range of diseases. The VENT50 prism also has complete alarm management, an internal power supply, a battery lasting up to 12 hours and an integrated oxygen connection.

• Bright display

Large display, strong contrasts, excellent sharpness and natural colors.

• Simple

operation Intuitive menus, simple operation, fast optimization.

• Easy configuration

Simple configuration with 360 ° easy turn button and quick selection keys.

• High compatibility

Fits a wide variety of tubes, supplies additional devices, works with commercially available cable.

• Extremely silent operation

Greater compliance and well-being for patient and surroundings