Intense medicine / anesthesiology / respiration

Modern equipment and systems for intensive care, anaesthesia, ventilators, patient monitoring, inhalation devices, aerosol devices, incubators and infusion equipment are indispensable for successful medical care today. They are able to perform life-saving measures and help medical staff to maintain and improve the health and well-being of patients.

Ventilators are an important part of modern intensive care medicine. They help patients breathe and ensure that the body is supplied with sufficient oxygen. Modern ventilators are able to monitor the patient's breathing and react quickly to changes.

Patient monitoring is an important part of modern intensive care medicine. This includes, for example, heart monitoring devices, blood pressure monitors or devices for monitoring the oxygen content in the blood. These devices provide important information about the patient's condition and help medical staff to react quickly to changes in health.

Incubators are often used in neonatology. They help keep premature or sick newborn babies in a controlled environment. Modern incubators are able to control the temperature, humidity and oxygen levels in the environment.

Inhalers and aerosol devices are often used to deliver medication directly to the lungs. These devices are often used for patients suffering from asthma, COPD or other respiratory diseases. Modern inhalation devices and aerosol devices are able to accurately dose and deliver the medication.

Infusion devices are an important part of modern medicine. They help to administer medicines or nutrients directly into the bloodstream. Modern infusion devices are able to accurately dose the amount of fluid and can automatically respond to changes in infusion volume.