ResMed Elisee 350, Clinical Manual

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2.2 Features at a glance
Features for emergency situations and in-hospital transport
The Elisée 350 comes with an ergonomic transport bag, which makes it possible to attach the
ventilator securely to the vehicle.
The ventilator may be used at an altitude of up to 4000 metres (13,123 feet).
High-pressure and low-pressure oxygen supplies and FiO
2
measurement
The Elisée 350 enables the enrichment of insufflated gases with high-pressure oxygen (240 to
700 kPa maximum) up to an FiO
2
(inspired oxygen fraction) of 100%.
Through an internal oxygen sensor, the ventilator controls the FiO
2
automatically, based on the
set value.
The accuracy of the FiO
2
measurements at a high altitude is guaranteed through an atmospheric
pressure compensation device.
The Elisée 350 also enables enrichment with low-pressure oxygen, up to a pressure of 400 kPa.
Power supply options
The Elisée 350 can be operated from its internal battery, mains power, an external battery pack,
or a vehicle power supply. These options, which can also be used simultaneously, provide
considerable flexibility of use.
The Elisée 350 can switch between power supplies without having to stop ventilation (called a
“hot swap”).
Adjustable touch screen
The high-contrast LCD touch screen can be calibrated quickly and easily. In addition, the screen
orientation can be inverted 180°.
Note:
The Elisée 350 has a full colour remote monitoring screen.
Ventilation modes
The Elisée 350 offers controlled, assisted and pressure-support ventilation modes, which can be
used in a variety of combinations to ventilate a wide range of adult and paediatric patients:
•
Assisted Controlled Ventilation:
•
(Assisted) Volume-Controlled Ventilation ((A)CV)
•
Assisted Pressure-Controlled Ventilation (PACV)
•
Synchronised Intermittent Ventilation:
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Synchronised Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV)
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Pressure-Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (PSIMV)
•
Pressure Support (PS)
•
Pressure Support with Minimum Tidal Volume (PS.V
T
)
•
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP).