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The elisa principle – agile system design for 4
individualised ventilation therapy
elisa. 6
The future of intensive care ventilation.
A clean affair 14
a simple way to prevent nosocomial pneumonia
PEEPfinder® 16
gold standard bedside lung diagnostics
Cuffscout® 20
simple cuff management to reduce VAP risk
Chest Monitoring 22
more than just detection of stress and strain
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The elisa principle –
agile system design for
individualised ventilation therapy
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elisa.The future of intensive
care ventilation.
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The platform concept enables situation-based configura-
tion. The flexible system architecture allows for integrating
future requirements as well as medical and technical devel-
opments.
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elisa 300 | elisa 500
The new compact range in intensive care ventilation
with the latest turbine technology
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With a peak flow of up to 300 litres devices. The agile system architecture of the elisa family,
along with extensive configuration options and a stunning
per minute, the high-performance, noise- colour performance of the 15-inch display, create the basis
optimised turbine guarantees sufficient flow for versatile application options, ranging from the weaning
unit to maximum-level intensive care.
capacities.
The compact-class device elisa 500 features top-shelf As a modern universal ventilator for invasive and
performance characteristics, while offering a full therapeu- non-invasive applications, even the basic version of elisa 500
tic range of clinical ventilation options in turbine-driven features the new special sensors, transpulmonary pressure
measurement and the Cuffscout®.
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Instant View Technology
in control at all times
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Don’t miss the wood for the trees –
instantly assess the current ventilation situation
and identify developing problems.
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Easy Access Bar
precise operation even in stressful situations
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Easy Access Bar
The Easy Access Bar of the intensive care ventilator family The absence of conventional rotary
elisa 300 to 800VIT lets you choose the required settings knobs makes operation easy and
with precision and ease, even in stressful situations. The verifiable. The fully disinfectable
touchscreen operation provides intuitively understandable, surface enables hygienic operation at
unmistakable feedback on the selected setting. Since all minimal cost.
numerical values and setting parameters are consistently
arranged in the same location, operating the devices
becomes an easy routine that does not fail in critical situa-
tions.
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A clean affair
a simple way to prevent nosocomial pneumonia
Pneumonia is the most common nosocomial infection oc- The materials used guarantee conti-
curring in ventilation patients. It leads to extended hospital nued functionality, even under the
stays and increases lethality by up to 30%. most severe conditions such as me-
chanical strain and repeated autocla-
The elisa series features a number of functions to support ving.
the necessary measures for reducing nosocomial infec-
tions. The design of the modern intensive care ventilators The configurable hygiene function
eliminates hygienic problem zones such as dirt-collecting supports the implementation of in-
corners or rotary knobs and allows for easy cleaning and ternal hospital hygiene standards wit-
disinfection. The Valve Bar comprises all elements that can hout the need for complex RFID
be directly or indirectly contaminated via the respiratory technology or the purchase of ex-
tract and makes it easy to quickly replace all patient-side pensive special tube systems. It com-
connections to effectively prevent cross-contamination. prises all potentially critical parts such
as nebulizers, HME filters, tube ex-
tensions, and suction systems.
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PEEPfinder ®
gold standard bedside lung diagnostics
It is considered an established fact easier to determine the elastic properties of the lungs. A
that the cyclic collapse and reope- number of evaluation options are available for this purpose.
ning of lung areas in patients with Graphic evaluation support for detecting inflection points,
ALI significantly damages the pulmo- stress indices, and storage of up to 10 reference loops facili-
nary tissue and that alveolar cycling tate the straightforward implementation of lung-protective
of lung areas in particular represents ventilation.
an independent risk factor for higher
mortality.
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Volatile sedation meets intensive
care ventilation
optimised ventilation with bespoke sedation
Daily awakening trials, propofol infu- ration and the effects of anaesthetic gases on the mate-
sion syndrome, timely neurological rials of such devices. Rather, the new anaesthetic delivery
assessment of ventilated, intensive function compensates the inspiratory and expiratory re-
care patients or reducing brief reac- sistances of the Anaesthetic Conserving Device System®
tive psychosis – there are many rea- and thereby avoids extending the mean expiration time,
sons for the use of volatile anaesthe- reduces the risk of trapping, and guarantees the accuracy
tics in the context of intensive care of volume measurement.
treatment.
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Cuffscout®
simple cuff management to
reduce VAP risk
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Chest Monitoring
more than just detection of stress and strain
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Adapting the ventilation therapy based on oesophageal In the difficult weaning process, bedside monitoring of res-
pressure values is a simple, less invasive and valid method, piratory muscle activity in real time based on oesophageal
which only requires the placement of an oesophageal pressure allows for assessing the level of synchronisation
catheter.The associated transpulmonary pressure measure- between the patient’s respiratory efforts and the device in-
ment reflects the extent of mechanical stress on the alveoli sufflation time, which in turn makes it feasible to individually
in every breath and therefore enables the continuous as- adapt the ventilation parameters (e.g. optimised insufflation
sessment of the necessary PEEP, including with spontaneous time, pressure support or PEEP).
breathing.
At the same time, the respiratory effort is quantified by
measuring the work of breathing WOB. Based on these
values, the level of muscle effort can be individualized to
assist the patient under ventilation.
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Tools to assist the
weaning process
there are no simple answers when weaning fails
In the majority of ventilated patients, ventilator weaning is quick more difficult. The necessary weaning strategy is complex, de-
and can be successfully achieved by simple strategies. However, manding and allows no simple answers. In addition to special
there is a steady rise in the number of ventilated patients that modes for simple weaning, there are numerous tools and in-
cannot be weaned off the ventilator or where the weaning dices available for continuously assessing the weaning process
process is very prolonged. and for the standardised assessment of weaning and extuba-
tion readiness.
40 % of all ventilated patients undergo difficult or prolonged
ventilator weaning, which takes up almost 50 % of intensive
care time. Often, these are patients with severe respiratory
dysfunction, where comorbidity makes the weaning process
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Weaning modes Weaninganalyzer ®
The right choice of ventilation type has high significance in the A huge challenge in weaning is to establish the right time for
weaning concept and influences the duration and success of weaning readiness and extubation. The fact that up to 16 % of
weaning. In addition to the whole range of conventional venti- extubations are unplanned as so-called self-extubations with
lation modes, elisa 600 and 800 also have two special ventila- subsequent ventilation no longer being required in about 50 %
tion types for efficient weaning of standard ventilation patients. of these patients illustrates the importance of the right time
Spontaneous breathing activity, necessary ventilation pressure for planned extubation.
for mandatory and spontaneous breathing activities, trapping The Weaninganalyzer® contains protocols for daily standar-
risk, and lung parameters are continuously recorded, assessed dised determination of weaning readiness (“ready to wean”)
and used to adjust the ventilation parameters. and extubation readiness (“ready to extubate”). By monitoring
Adaptive Lung Protection Ventilation (ALPV®) takes lung pro- clinical situations and assessing measurement values, daily SAT
tective protection rules into account and guarantees the ne- or SBT tests can be performed more easily, thus helping to
cessary CO2 elimination.ALPV® can be maintained throughout reduce complications, reintubation rates, days in intensive care
the entire period of ventilation without changing the ventila- and treatment costs.
tion mode or adjusting the ventilation parameters.
Fastwean®
Fastwean® allows measurement values relevant to weaning
to be assessed at a glance. Whether RSBI, occlusion pressure
measurement P.01 or Negative Inspiratory Force – the measu-
rement values are continuously displayed and assessed using a
‘traffic lights’ display.
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Ventilator-integrated
tomography (VIT®)
the imaging navigation system for intensive care ventilation
The real-time images as well as the EIT-based special lung The EIT, in turn, supports the imple-
function parameters support clinicians with the regular eva- mentation of lung-protective ven-
luation of the variable pulmonary status in order to adjust tilation, therapeutic positioning, and
the ventilation to individual patient needs. weaning.
In the elisa 800VIT, Salvia medical combines both functions: Powerful computers, innovative tex-
Intensive care ventilation and EIT. tiles and modern algorithms have all
Assessment and monitoring of ventilation, stretch, regional contributed to electrical impedance
compliance, regional tidal volume and size of available lung tomography graduating from the
volume (functional lung size) can be performed continuous- pure science stage to being part of
ly and easily, and the results applied to ventilation strategies. clinical routine. Sensor densities that
were too low, complicated assess-
ment strategies, and pressure sores
caused by sensor belts are now a
thing of the past.
Changes in the dependent and non-
dependent lung regions can be loca-
ted at a glance, and ventilation settings
can be adjusted under direct visual
control.
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Options & choices
our modular system at a glance
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Mesh nebulizer Hygiene function
Targeted nebulizing of medications with ul- To reduce the risk of nosocomial (hospital-
trasound represents the current gold stan- acquired) infection, the ventilator’s hygiene
dard. Modern ultrasound technology does management function monitors the timely
not interfere with ventilation therapy, can replacement of accessories that are in di-
be refilled during ongoing operation, and is rect contact with the patient (tubing sys-
virtually noiseless. The synchronization of tem, valve bar, suction system, HME filter,
our technology with the patient’s inspira- and nebulizer head). Monitoring and display
tion significantly reduces the drug consump- follow the respective department require-
tion while maintaining the same efficacy. ments without the need for complex RFID
The integrated solution enables the direct chips or expensive breathing circuits.
operation via the intensive care ventilator
without the need to rely on additional ex- WOBOV® Work Of Breathing
ternal devices. WOBOV Optimized Ventilation
WOBOV is a generalist mode that takes
Optional CO2 promoting spontaneous breathing, suffi-
CO2 Mainstream or side stream sensors com- cient minute ventilation, an energetically
plete the close monitoring of ventilation optimal breathing pattern and compliance
patients in routine clinical and emergency with specific lung protection rules into ac-
situations. Measuring values can be dis- count. It continuously calculates the energe-
played numerically, as a curve or as a loop. tically optimal breathing pattern and adjusts
the ventilation control (modified Otis for-
Weaninganalyzer® mula) accordingly. If the ventilation is still
The Weaninganalyzer® accurately displays insufficient, WOBOV gradually steps up
the patient’s weaning process and offers a mechanical support or the algorithm com-
reliable forecast for initiating the weaning pensates the deficit up to the specified mi-
process and extubation readiness based on nute volume as needed.
daily trials and real-time data.
PESO
Mains-independent power supply PESO Oesophageal pressure monitoring
Additional batteries and an external char- Bedside monitoring of oesophageal pres-
ger allow off-grid operation for a period of sure with a modified gastric tube reflects
at least four hours. the changes in pleural pressure under ven-
tilation.
Automatic patient detection APD The resulting measuring values enable PEEP
APD As an additional safety function, users can optimisation, avoidance of alveolar over-in-
activate the automatic patient detection flation with development of barotrauma,
(APD) feature on the configuration level to identification of patient-ventilator asyn-
make it available. This prevents inadvertent chrony, assessment of respiratory muscle
switching to the standby function or tur- effort, and measurement of intrinsic PEEP
ning the ventilator off as long as a patient is with spontaneous breathing.
connected.
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Hardware Options
PDMS interface
Cuffscout®
HFOT
Neonatal Mode
SBT