ICU Ventilators – UVENT™ series

A mechanical ventilation system from the VMA series designed for ICU and acute care environments to support patient respiratory function.

Series of mechanical ventilators for transport and acute care respiratory support with multiple ventilation modes.

A high-performance ICU mechanical ventilator based on turbine technology. The Versatile series consists of versatile and wall-gas-independent respirators developed to provide comprehensive and effective patient care throughout the entire hospital stay for adults, pediatric, and neonatal patients.

A transport mechanical ventilator with ICU functionalities based on turbine technology. The Viatore series consists of versatile and wall-gas-independent respirators developed to provide comprehensive and effective patient care from hospital emergency through ICU stay for adults, pediatric, and neonatal patients.

Intensive care unit ventilators for patients requiring mechanical respiratory support. Designed for critical care settings with advanced monitoring and control capabilities.

Mechanical ventilation systems for intensive care and emergency departments. Provides assisted and controlled ventilation modes for critically ill patients with respiratory failure.

Mechanical ventilation equipment for intensive care unit patient respiratory support.

Invasive mechanical ventilation device for intensive care units supporting critically ill patients with respiratory failure. Provides advanced ventilation modes and monitoring for prolonged patient support in acute care settings.

Advanced mechanical ventilation system for intensive care unit patients. Latest technology for respiratory support in critical care settings.

Advanced mechanical ventilation system designed for intensive care units, featuring innovative technology to support critically ill patients requiring respiratory assistance. The device offers multiple ventilation modes and user-friendly interface to optimize patient management in critical care settings.

Advanced respiratory support device for critical care use in emergency units, ambulances, post-operative settings, and hospital wards.

Mechanical ventilation systems for ICU, respiratory, and critical care settings. Devices support patients with respiratory failure across multiple clinical scenarios including pre-hospital and in-hospital care.