- Non-Invasive Ventilation Therapy: Primary support for patients with respiratory insufficiency where avoidance of intubation is preferred.
- Sub-Acute & Step-Down Care: Suitable for respiratory wards, intermediate care units, and long-term NIV support environments.
- Patient Transport & Transfers: Portable design with battery backup enables continuous ventilation during intra-hospital movement.
- Acute Respiratory Stabilization: Provides adaptive ventilation support for patients with acute or chronic respiratory compromise.
- Backup Invasive Ventilation: Can be used as a basic invasive ventilator when patient condition requires escalation of care.
- Emergency & Mobile Care Use: Rapid deployment and reliable performance support emergency and temporary care scenarios.
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Dräger Carina
Compact, versatile ventilation with superior comfort and control.
The Dräger Carina Ventilator is a compact and versatile ventilator primarily designed for high-performance non-invasive ventilation, with the flexibility to provide invasive ventilation support when required, making it ideal for sub-acute care, transport, and intermediate clinical settings.
The Carina Ventilator from Dräger is engineered to deliver comfortable, adaptive respiratory support in environments where flexibility and mobility are essential. Built on Dräger’s trusted ventilation technology, Carina focuses on patient comfort, ease of use, and reliable performance, particularly in non-invasive ventilation applications.
Its intelligent flow adaptation responds dynamically to patient effort and leak conditions, ensuring smooth synchrony and effective ventilation. The compact form factor, quiet turbine operation, and integrated battery make Carina well suited for patient transport, step-down units, and long-term NIV therapy. With clear monitoring and intuitive controls, Carina supports clinicians in managing changing respiratory needs with confidence.
Key Features
- Optimized for non-invasive ventilation with invasive ventilation capability
- Intelligent flow adaptation for improved synchrony
- AutoRamp function for smooth pressure build-up
- Integrated oxygen blender with wide FiO₂ range
- Quiet turbine operation for enhanced patient comfort
- High-visibility color display with intuitive controls
- Internal battery for portable use and transport
- Compact and lightweight design
- Specialized NIV Performance: Designed with advanced flow adaptation to deliver comfortable, effective non-invasive ventilation even in the presence of leaks.
- Compact & Portable Design: Lightweight construction and internal battery support enable easy transport and use in space-constrained clinical environments.
- Enhanced Patient Comfort: Quiet operation and smooth pressure delivery reduce patient stress during prolonged ventilation therapy.
- Adaptive Flow Synchronization: Automatically responds to patient breathing effort, improving synchrony and reducing asynchrony-related discomfort.
- Integrated Oxygen Control: Built-in oxygen blending allows precise adjustment of oxygen concentration to match patient needs.
- Flexible Ventilation Capability: Supports spontaneous and controlled ventilation, with the option to provide invasive ventilation if clinical conditions change.
- Simple & Intuitive Operation: Clear display and straightforward controls reduce training time and support efficient clinical workflows.
Q1. What is the primary use of the Dräger Carina Ventilator?
Carina is primarily designed for high-quality non-invasive ventilation, with the flexibility to provide invasive ventilation if required.
Q2. Is the Carina suitable for transport use?
Yes, its compact size and internal battery make it suitable for intra-hospital transport and mobile care situations.
Q3. Does Carina support oxygen blending?
Yes, it includes an integrated oxygen blender to deliver adjustable oxygen concentrations.
Q4. Is the ventilator easy to operate?
Yes, the intuitive interface and clear display make it easy to set up and manage in clinical environments.
Q5. Which care settings commonly use the Carina?
It is commonly used in step-down units, respiratory wards, sub-acute care, emergency settings, and during patient transport.