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About Advanced Perfusion System 1
Introduction
The Terumo
®
Advanced Perfusion System 1 allows users to choose system
components and mounting configurations to meet current clinical needs, while
providing adaptability to reconfigure the system as their needs change. The
Advanced Perfusion System 1 may also be referred to as the System 1 throughout
this Operators Manual.
The System Base uses a distributed network to provide power and communications
to all system components. This design allows users to select the number and types
of devices needed to control and monitor patient perfusion during cardiopulmonary
bypass. These devices include any combination of the following components up to
the system maximum of 24:
Device Maximum
Electronic Gas Blender 1
Large Roller Pump 8
Small Roller Pump 8
Centrifugal Pump 2
Occluder Module 1
Air Bubble Detect Module 4
Level Detect Module 1
Pressure Module 4
Temperature Module 4
Flowmeter Module 4
CDI 100/101 Module 1
CDI 500 Module 1
Data Transfer Module 1
Pumps can be mounted side by side on the system base or they can be pole
mounted to reduce the lengths of tubing in the perfusion circuit. Roller pumps can
be mounted on the system base or on a pole with an appropriate mounting bracket.
The distributed network design allows modules to be plugged into any of the System
Base module receptacles. This design allows users to connect modules to any
connection point on the system base.
A Central Control Monitor (CCM) allows users to configure up to 12 different
Perfusion Screens for different equipment and protocol setups. When setting up a
Perfusion Screen, the user can define not only the system components that will be
used, but also the pump responses to safety system alerts and alarms.
In addition to monitoring system and perfusion data during a procedure, the CCM
allows touch screen control of pump speeds, gas flow and FiO2 settings (if an
electronic gas blender is installed), and occluder position. Additional advanced
functions of System 1 include Pulse Mode, Servo Control to pressure or flow, Master/
Follower functionality, and Automatic Cardioplegia Delivery.
8 in use at any given time, 6 can
be controlled from Central Control
Monitor (CCM)
1 in use at any given time
can be used with TLink
TM Data
Management System
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