Anesthesia Workstation with VCV, PCV & SIMV-V | Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide & Air

Anesthesia Workstation with VCV, PCV & SIMV-V | Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide & Air

This anesthesia workstation provides volume controlled, pressure controlled, and SIMV-V ventilation along with a triple gas supply of oxygen, nitrous oxide, and air. It has been designed for hospitals, surgical centres, and clinics all over Pakistan that demand reliable anesthesia supply during long working hours and fluctuating power situations.

Key Features & Benefits

• Multi mode ventilation (VCV, PCV, SIMV-V): The anesthetists can switch between volume control, pressure control, or synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV-V) without any change in setup. An anesthesia workstation provides this flexibility for different procedures. 
• Triple gas delivery system (O2, N2O, Air): A triple gas delivery system (O₂, N₂O and Air) helps prevent hypoxic gas mixtures and provides stable anesthetic depth during longer procedures with an anesthesia workstation. 
• Integrated vaporizer mounting: Standard agent specific vaporizers are used so that a theatre already using a specific anesthetic agent will not have to switch protocols.
• Battery backup for power interruptions: Built in backup power ensures that ventilation is maintained during the brief power outages and voltage falls that are often experienced in Pakistan, especially in the middle of a procedure. An anesthesia workstation with reliable backup power supports continued ventilation during these interruptions. 
• Low flow anesthesia capability: This reduces gas usage, easing the recurring expense for smaller hospitals and clinics of oxygen and N₂O cylinders. An anesthesia workstation with lower fresh gas flow settings can help reduce ongoing gas usage. 
• Compact trolley design with gas cylinder mounts: This is suitable for operating rooms with restricted space to accommodate the trolley and will allow the trolley to be rolled from one room to the operating room without the need for a fixed gas pipeline.
• APL valve and manual bagging option: A useful safety measure, not only a spec, as the anesthetist has control during induction, transfer, or transfer of equipment. An anesthesia workstation with an APL valve and manual bagging option provides this additional control. 

Who Should Buy This Anesthesia Workstation

This workstation is ideal for hospitals conducting several surgeries every day where it’s not possible to interrupt the ventilation of the room, like in city areas with regular load shedding or an unstable grid supply. The low flow setting is ideal for clinicians who perform short outpatient procedures and reduces costs of gas usage over time. 

Surgical centres upgrading from older, single mode machines will enjoy flexibility with SIMV-V for pediatric or compromised lung cases. It also fits easily in facilities where a mobile unit is needed for more than one operating room, as the compact frame does not require a fixed gas line installation. An anesthesia workstation with these features provides flexibility for different operating room requirements. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

For years, Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has been delivering and servicing anesthesia and critical care equipment to hospitals and clinics throughout Pakistan, and their technicians know the realities of the local power situation and maintenance needs, rather than just the specifications. 

On ground after sales support and availability of spare parts mean that no downtime is left to chance during a procedure. Purchasing from a company where the purchase order is fulfilled by one of their own employees. An anesthesia workstation supported by local servicing can provide practical support for hospitals and clinics. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the 4 components of anesthesia?

The four components of general anesthesia are hypnosis (loss of consciousness), analgesia (pain control), muscle relaxation, and suppression of the autonomic stress response. These are assisted by an anesthesia workstation providing accurate gas mixtures and ventilation.

What is the APL valve on an anesthetic machine?

The APL valve is an adjustable pressure limiting valve that restricts the flow of excessive gas from the breathing circuit during any form of ventilation, manual or spontaneous, and gives the anesthetist the option to set a safe upper value.

What type of ventilator is used in anesthesia apparatus?

Modern anesthesia workstations utilize electronically controlled ventilators that may be used for VCV (volume controlled ventilation), PCV (pressure controlled ventilation), or SIMV-V synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation, depending on patient specific needs.

What are the different types of anesthesia machines?

Anesthesia machines can vary in complexity from basic continuous flow machines that incorporate manual bagging to electronic workstations that provide a choice of ventilation modes and multiple monitoring systems and include low flow gas delivery, such as the workstation described here.

What are the 4 types of anesthesia?

The four main types are general anesthesia, regional anesthesia, local anesthesia, and sedation (monitored anesthesia care). The anesthesia workstation is a specialized piece of equipment that is used mainly for the administration and maintenance of general anesthesia.

Get This Anesthesia Workstation for Your Facility

Call Capasee Electro Medical Engineering to find out if the anesthesia workstation is available, arrange for a demonstration, or discuss hospital or clinic installation. Contact us today to get your quote and technical information that is right for your operating theatre.