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Getinge SERVO-c
Getinge SERVO-c
Getinge SERVO-c

Essential critical care ventilation with proven SERVO reliability.

The Getinge SERVO-c Ventilator is a dependable ICU ventilator designed for adult and pediatric patients, offering accurate invasive ventilation, robust monitoring, and long-term reliability for critical care environments.

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  • 460 × 540 × 1,250 mm
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The SERVO-c Ventilator from Getinge (formerly Maquet) is engineered to deliver consistent and precise mechanical ventilation in intensive care settings. Built on the clinically trusted SERVO platform, SERVO-c focuses on core ventilation needs with simplicity, safety, and reliability at its foundation.

Designed for continuous ICU operation, SERVO-c provides stable control of pressure, volume, and flow parameters while ensuring clear patient monitoring and dependable alarm systems. Its straightforward user interface and durable construction make it especially suitable for busy ICUs, emergency departments, and high-dependency units where reliable ventilation and ease of use are essential.

Key Features

  • Invasive ventilation for adult and pediatric patients
  • Accurate pressure, volume, and flow control
  • Real-time monitoring of key ventilation parameters
  • Clear graphical display for easy interpretation
  • Reliable visual and audible alarm systems
  • Designed for continuous ICU operation
  • Proven SERVO platform engineering
  • Robust and durable construction
  • Intensive Care Ventilation: Provides invasive mechanical ventilation for critically ill adult and pediatric patients in high-acuity ICUs.
  • Acute Respiratory Failure: Supports patients with severe respiratory insufficiency requiring controlled or assisted ventilation.
  • Post-Operative Respiratory Support: Ensures stable ventilation following major surgical procedures to reduce pulmonary complications.
  • Long-Term Mechanical Ventilation: Suitable for patients requiring extended ventilation support in ICU and high-dependency care units.
  • Emergency & Critical Care Units: Reliable performance makes it suitable for emergency stabilization and ongoing respiratory management.
  • Severe Respiratory Conditions: Assists in the management of pneumonia, COPD exacerbations, and other conditions requiring invasive ventilation.
  • Proven SERVO Reliability: Built on the established SERVO platform, ensuring stable and consistent ventilation performance in demanding ICU environments.
  • Accurate Ventilation Delivery: Provides precise control of airway pressure, tidal volume, and inspiratory flow to support safe invasive ventilation.
  • Adult & Pediatric Versatility: Suitable for a broad patient range, making it ideal for mixed intensive care units.
  • Clear Monitoring & Safety: Continuous display of ventilation parameters combined with dependable alarm systems enhances patient safety and clinician confidence.
  • Simple & Efficient Operation: Intuitive controls and clear interface reduce training time and support efficient ICU workflows.
  • Durable ICU-Grade Design: Engineered for long-term, continuous operation with high mechanical reliability.
  • Cost-Effective Critical Care Solution: Delivers essential ICU ventilation performance with long service life and strong value for hospitals.

Q1. Which patients can be ventilated with the SERVO-c?
SERVO-c is designed for adult and pediatric patients requiring invasive mechanical ventilation in ICU and critical care environments.

Q2. Is SERVO-c suitable for long-term ICU use?
Yes, it is engineered for continuous operation and dependable performance during prolonged critical care ventilation.

Q3. Does SERVO-c provide safety alarms?
Yes, it includes comprehensive visual and audible alarm systems to support patient safety and clinician awareness.

Q4. Is the SERVO-c easy to operate?
Yes, its simple interface and clear monitoring layout make it easy to use, even in high-pressure ICU settings.

Q5. Where is the SERVO-c commonly used?
It is commonly used in intensive care units, emergency departments, and high-dependency care areas.