SmartPilot View is an advanced software that estimates and visualises the complex interactions of anaesthetic drugs using pharmacodynamic modelling for both the current and projected course of anaesthesia. This tool supports informed decision-making, enabling more precise and individualised titration of anaesthetic drugs.
SmartPilot View offers advanced visualisation of drug interactions. Combined with Dräger anaesthesia machines' precise ventilation and gas delivery, they form an advanced anaesthesia workstation that significantly improves patient-tailored anaesthesia management. Together, they support streamlined workflows, cost savings, and environmentally friendly practices that is elevating your perioperative care performance.
SmartPilot View Basics
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Introducing SmartPilot View
Delivering the precise anaesthetic dose for each patient is vital yet poses a considerable challenge.
Explore how SmartPilot View can help you in optimising patient-tailored anaesthesia delivery.
SmartPilot View at a glance
This infographic provides a concise overview of the key functionalities of SmartPilot View.
Dräger anaesthesia machines combined with SmartPilot View support streamlined workflows, cost savings, and environmentally friendly practices that that can elevate perioperative care performance.
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Insights
—This series of videos provides basic information on SmartPilot View, offering insights into its primary functions and parameters.
What is SPV?
This video provides a general overview of the SmartPilot View, including its intended use.
Connectable devices
This video details the compatible devices for SmartPilot View, facilitating automatic data transfer for depth of anaesthesia calculation.
Supported Drugs
This video provides information on the drugs that are compatible with SmartPilot View.
User Interface
This video shows the screen layout with the respective views.
Expert Views
—For years, many anaesthesiologists around the world experience the add value and decision support of SmartPilot View in their anaesthesia delivery routine.
Webinar: "How SmartPilot View turned me into a smart pilot"
Dr. Rik Carette
Webinar: "SmartPilot View vs. BIS vs. qCON/qNOX vs. ANI
(NAVAt III 2015)"
Dr. Rik Carette
Symposium ESA2022: "Assistance Systems: Improving Patient Safety"
Dr. Gözde Inan
Webinar: "Smart Pilot View as a GPS for anaesthesia"
Prof. Dr. E.M. Hugo Vereecke
Webinar: "Using an advisory screen (SmartPilot View) to optimize anaesthesia"
Prof. Dr. E.M. Hugo Vereecke
Symposium ESA2022: "Managing depth of anaesthesia to prevent postoperative delirium"
Dr. Pietro Martorano
Clinical Evidence
—Studies highlight SmartPilot View's impact, demonstrating reduced agent use, faster recovery times, and improved postoperative outcomes.
SmartPilot® View-guided anaesthesia improves postoperative outcomes in hip fracture surgery: a randomized blinded controlled study.9
- D. Leblanc et al., BJA 2017
The usefulness of SmartPilot View for fast recovery from desflurane general anesthesia.10
- Y. Morimoto et al., J Anesth. 2021
Evaluating the role of SmartPilot® View assisted target-controlled infusion anesthesia during intracranial mass surgery: A comparative retrospective study with bispectral index-guided standard anesthesia.11
- G. Inan et al., J Surg & Anesth. 2021
The Effect of SmartPilot® View, A New Decision Support System on Recovery and Anesthetic Consumption in Spinal Surgery: A Retrospective Study.12
- V. Cirillo et al., Minerva Anesth. 2015
Target Controlled Infusion via SmartPilot® View for Neuromonitoring in Neurosurgical Patients: A Novel Technology.13
- Inan G, Satirlar et al., Clinics in Surgery. 2021
Literature Catalogue
Related Topics
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SmartPilot View Product
Anaesthesia Machines
Low-Flow Anaesthesia
Hospital Digital Solutions
Get in touch with Dräger
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References
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2. AAMI Alarm Summit 2011 https://www.aami.org/docs/default-source/foundation/alarms/2011-alarms-summit-publication.pdf?sfvrsn=5584c8e0_2
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9. Leblanc, D., Conté, M., Masson, G., Richard, F., Jeanneteau, A., Bouhours, G., Chrétien, J. M., Rony, L., Rineau, E., & Lasocki, S. (2017). SmartPilot® view-guided anaesthesia improves postoperative outcomes in hip fracture surgery: a randomized blinded controlled study. British journal of anaesthesia, 119(5), 1022–1029. https://doi.org/10.1093/bja/aex317
10. Morimoto, Y., Shiramoto, H., & Yoshimura, M. (2021). The usefulness of Smart Pilot View for fast recovery from desflurane general anesthesia. Journal of Anesthesia, 35, 239 - 245. DOI:10.1007/s00540-021-02905-z
11. İnan, G., Emmez, G., Pampal, K., & Özköse Şatırlar, Z. (2021). Evaluating the role of Smartpilot® view assisted target-controlled infusion anesthesia during intracranial mass surgery: A comparative retrospective study with bispectral index-guided standard anesthesia. Journal of Surgery and Medicine, 5(9), 884-888. https://doi.org/10.28982/josam.987346
12. İnan, G., Emmez, G., Pampal, H. K., & Özköse Şatırlar, Z. (2021). The Effect of Smartpilot® View, A New Decision Support System on Recovery and Anesthetic Consumption in Spinal Surgery: A Retrospective Study. Jarss, 29(4), 226-232. https://doi.org/10.5222/jarss.2021.66588
13. İnan, G., & Şatırlar Özköse, Z. (2021). Target Controlled Infusion via Smartpilot® view for Neuromonitoring in Neurosurgical Patients: A Novel Technology. Clin Surg, 6, 3165. https://www.clinicsinsurgery.com/open-access/target-controlled-infusion-via-smartpilot-view-for-neuromonitoring-in-neurosurgical-7196.pdf
14. Kuizenga, M. H., Vereecke, H. E. M., Absalom, A. R., Bucher, C. H., Hannivoort, L. N., van den Berg, J. P., Schmalz, L., Struys, M. M. R. F., & Luginbühl, M. (2022). Utility of the SmartPilot View advisory screen to improve anaesthetic drug titration and postoperative outcomes in clinical practice: a two-centre prospective observational trial. British journal of anaesthesia, 128(6), 959–970.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bja.2022.02.033