Product press releases 2011

​Telford, PA – Dräger announces the immediate availability of its new ventilator for adult and pediatric patients. The Savina 300 ventilator provides reliable ventilation therapy and is suitable for use nearly anywhere in the hospital.

​Pittsburgh, PA – Dräger has expanded its product portfolio of multi-gasdetection devices for personal protection with the introduction of the new X-am 5600. Using infrared technology, the mobile device can measure up to six gases simultaneously. With its long lifespan and robust design, the X-am 5600 is ideal for use in the petrochemical industry, the utilities segment, and other industrial applications.

​Telford, PA – Dräger announces that it has embedded continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement technology into its patient monitoring systems. This technology from CNSystems, which has successfully supported patients in Europe for more than four years, is now available in the United States. Dräger is the first and only vendor to offer CNAP technology, which can help hospitals increase patient safety and reduce costs.

​Telford, PA – With the Oxylog 3000 plus, critically ill or injured patients can be ventilated whether they are in emergency situations, during air-ambulance transport, or intra-hospital. New features previously only found on intensive care ventilators such as AutoFlow and integrated capnography are now available during transport.

​Telford, PA – Draeger Medical, Inc. is pleased to announce the general availability of Innovian Anesthesia 4.0, a clinical anesthesia information management system developed specifically for perioperative care environments in hospitals and surgical centers.

Pittsburgh, PA – Dräger is introducing a new thermal imaging camera that offers a high level of safety and performance for firefighters and first responders. The Dräger UCF 7000 thermal imaging camera is a technologically advanced new camera that is intrinsically safe and has been approved for use in potentially hazardous and explosive settings.

​Draeger Safety, Inc. will support the National Mine Rescue Contest sponsored by the Mine Safety and Health Administration on October 3 – 6, in Columbus, Ohio. Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Mine Rescue Contest, Dräger products have been utilized by rescue teams since the first National Mining Contest held in 1911 at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, PA. As in past years, Dräger will demonstrate its advanced portfolio of products for mine safety and rescue.

​Southeast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC), a 420-bed regional referral center in Dothan, Alabama, has earned a reputation for innovation, sustained performance and quality care since it opened in 1957. With a focus on technology, SAMC recently completed a major installation of a wireless telemetry patient monitoring system to improve patient care and safety, while enhancing the efficiency of healthcare delivery.

​Dräger will be offering a complimentary conference focusing on neonatal care on Monday, October 17, 2011 at the Radisson Hotel in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The conference is open to nurses, respiratory therapists, and physicians throughout North America who are interested in neonatal care.

​Dräger is introducing a new self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) that has been certified to meet NFPA requirements. The PSS 5000, introduced at the Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC) 2011 in Indianapolis, provides a reliable supply of oxygen combined with a high level of comfort, and is tailored to meet the everyday requirements of firefighters. The new SCBA is 1981:2007 certified by the NFPA.

​Dräger is introducing a new technologically advanced thermal imaging camera designed to optimize image quality and simplify operations in the most extreme conditions. The Dräger UCF 6000 thermal imaging camera offers advanced new features to meet the needs of firefighters and first responders in the most hazardous situations.