Lightweight, sturdy and simple to operate, the Oxylog VE300 is Dräger’s newly developed emergency and transport ventilator that is particularly apt for use outside of the hospital environment. Emergency doctors and paramedics can provide patients with the most important ventilation modes and, if necessary, use the device for CPR.
The device follows a simple and clear philosophy of operation – it consists of an intuitive input screen and a touchscreen that can be turned 180°. The ventilator weighs only 3.6kg and is designed ergonomically, with a large handle. It allows the first responder to comfortably transport the device, including the breathing gas cylinder, and to easily place it next to the patient. The Oxylog VE300 works in environments with a temperature ranging from -20°C to +50°C and can be operated for up to nine hours straight.
The Oxylog VE300 allows first responders to provide emergency patients with volume-controlled ventilation or support their lung function using CPAP ventilation. The optional capnometry function measures the CO2 level in the exhaled air during ventilation. Furthermore, the device offers a CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) function to also allow ventilation of patients during resuscitation. The ventilation data can be transferred using the USB or Bluetooth interface and can therefore be documented when the patient is transferred to the hospital team.
