Combined with our patient monitoring solutions and accessories, your integrated anaesthesia workstation transfers all patient-relevant data to the point of care. So you can dedicate full attention to making safe, efficient and patient-oriented therapy decisions.
Lung Protective Ventilation in Perioperative Care
Explore a deeper understanding of how to fit the needs of every patient’s lung ventilation. How can you effectively ventilate neonatal, paediatric, or adult patient's lungs while protecting them at the same time? This continues to pose a major challenge in clinical settings.
Preventing medical errors in anaesthesia
Medical errors cannot be completely prevented, which makes maximising risk reduction even more important. Stay prepared with our extensive overview of the topic – because each solution is born from a cause.
Lung protection during bariatric surgery
Obese patients are at a higher risk of complications. Learn why and how to address their specific perioperative care needs. Current literature highlights various ventilation and positioning methods to mitigate these risks.
Lung recruitment for atelectasis
Recruiting atelectasis intraoperatively can be an important clinical procedure, but is subject to controversy with respect to protective ventilation.
Low-flow anaesthesia for lung protection
Besides economic effects, low-flow anaesthesia can have relevant clinical benefits in the OR by contributing to lung protection.
Protective Ventilation for Paediatric Anaesthesia
Explore the particular challenges of anaesthetising newborns, infants, and young children, especially main considerations during ventilation.
Medical Device Interoperability in Perioperative Care
—We believe that medical device interoperability will boost our ability to deliver care. As your Acute Care Specialist, we bring together solutions, services, and expertise to offer integrated systems for operating rooms and beyond.
Learn more about our approach for Improving Acute Care with our connected solutions:
Are you prepared for upcoming challenges in perioperative care medicine?
Swipe to the right to learn more about our approach to medical device interoperability
Are you making the most out of clinical data in and around the OR?
Make the most out of near real-time data with Assisted Therapies
Do you want to have more time for your patients instead of administrative tasks?
Electronically export data in an HL7 format to hospital information systems
Do you want to reduce environmental pollution while saving money at the same time?
Utilize Hospital Data Analytics to reduce your anesthetic gas consumption: Learn more
Are you concerned about unauthorized access to your patient data?
Your Cybersecurity is our priority to keep sensitive data protected
Are you interested in maximizing the uptime of your operating rooms?
Maintain devices and check device status remotely with Connected Maintenance
Cybersecurity in healthcare: keeping devices and data secure
Cyberattacks can disrupt any industry, but in healthcare, where cybersecurity often lags, such disruptions can be life-threatening. Equipment malfunctions may endanger patients, and data theft can have long-lasting repercussions. Cyber threats are persistent, so your organization must protect IT systems, data, medical devices, and, most importantly, patients.
Green Anaesthesia
As much as 4.6% of global greenhouse gases are caused by the health sector.1 And of the total emissions of hospitals, 2% are due to volatile anesthetics.2
Anesthetic gases have been widely administered during surgery for many years. But volatile anesthetics can also contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and potential climate change.
A vast majority of anaesthesia cases include those employing halogenated inhalational agents (sevoflurane, desflurane and isoflurane) and non-halogenated agents (nitrous oxide), making the impact of inhaled anesthetics pollution is substantial.3 Inhaled anesthetic gases, which are exhausted directly to the atmosphere, are estimated to account for 5% of acute hospital CO2e emissions and 50% of perioperative department emissions in high-income countries.4
