Anesthetic breathing apparatus with target value control of anesthetic agent
AssigneeMaquet Critical Care AB
InventorsTom Pessala, Mari Andersson, Bengt Johansson, Stig Andersson, Mattias Rodehed
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AssigneeMaquet Critical Care AB
InventorsTom Pessala, Mari Andersson, Bengt Johansson, Stig Andersson, Mattias Rodehed
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An anesthetic breathing apparatus has a processing unit, a breathing circuit for providing an inspiratory patient gas mixture of re-breathed gas and/or fresh gas to a patient fluidly connected to the breathing circuit, and a fresh gas supply controllable by the processing unit for supplying a flow of the fresh gas to the breathing circuit in a composition including oxygen and at least one anesthetic agent (AA). A user interface includes a first user input element for receiving operator input for an anesthetic target value including an end expiratory concentration of the AA (EtAA) target value and/or an end expiratory minimum alveolar concentration (EtMAC) target value of an end expiratory MAC value of the patient, and a second user input element for receiving operator input for a desired control profile for the fresh gas supply for obtaining at least the anesthetic target value. The inspiratory patient gas mixture is controlled based on at least the anesthetic target value, the oxygen target value, and the desired control profile.
An anesthetic breathing apparatus comprising a processing unit, a breathing circuit for providing an inspiratory patient gas mixture of re-breathed gas and/or fresh gas to a patient fluidly connected to said breathing circuit, and a fresh gas supply controllable by said processing unit for supplying a flow of said fresh gas to said breathing circuit in a composition including oxygen and at least one anesthetic agent (AA), and a user interface comprising:
An anesthetic breathing apparatus comprising a touch sensitive display unit and a processing unit being operatively connected to said display unit, a breathing circuit for providing an inspiratory patient gas mixture of re-breathed gas and/or fresh gas to a patient fluidly connected to said breathing circuit, and a fresh gas supply controllable by said processing unit for supplying a flow of said fresh gas to said breathing circuit in a composition including oxygen and at least one anesthetic agent (AA), said processing unit being configured to provide on said display unit a graphical user interface including a graphical visualization comprising:
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