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Dräger Evita 2 Dura (2001)

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Dräger Evita 2 Dura (2001)

Graphics, capnography and specialised modes, added at any point in its life.

Capability on this platform is modular. Enhanced graphics, integrated carbon dioxide monitoring, tube compensation and additional modes were specified when a unit was ordered and could be added afterwards, with the device profile unchanged. Listed on Medigear.uk for UK business buyers.

Sections

ICU Ventilators

Categories

Surgical & Therapeutic Equipment

Condition

Refurbished

Year

2001

Origin

Poland

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Two units of the same model, bought in different years by different departments, can carry different capability. On this platform that is by design.

The Evita 2 dura was specified at order. A department bought the ventilation it needed and selected from a list of additions: enhanced graphics, integrated carbon dioxide monitoring, loop displays, Automatic Tube Compensation, airway pressure release ventilation, independent lung ventilation, non-invasive mask ventilation and the NeoFlow neonatal option. Those additions could be made later as well, with the outward profile of the device unchanged, so a unit could gain capability during its service life as a department's caseload moved.

What every unit carries is the ventilation itself. IPPV and IPPV Assist, SIMV and SIMV with assisted spontaneous breathing, MMV adjusting mandatory ventilation to the minute volume a patient achieves, BIPAP in its assisted and pressure-supported forms and CPAP with pressure support cover the range from full control through to weaning. Pressure-limited ventilation, inverse ratio ventilation and a sigh function sit within them. Tidal volumes run from 0.1 to 2.0 litres for adults and 0.02 to 0.3 litres for paediatric patients, inspiratory pressure reaches 80 mbar, PEEP 35 mbar and oxygen 21 to 100 percent, with leakage compensation, hose system compensation and a safety relief valve at 100 mbar.

The breathing system is open, so spontaneous effort is available throughout the cycle in the pressure-controlled modes, and a multi-sense trigger responds to pressure, flow and volume with the flow trigger adjustable from 0.3 to 15 litres per minute. Up to 180 litres per minute is available for pressure support in adults, at a valve response time of 5 milliseconds or less.

Monitoring is presented on a high-resolution full-colour screen carrying two ventilation curves and six measured values at once, configurable to a unit's practice, with airway pressures, volumes, frequency and a rapid shallow breathing index reported throughout.

For a buyer, the modular design has a direct consequence: the specification that matters is this unit's, not the model's. That is why the fitted options are established individually and set out by the seller at quotation, along with the software version and the service history. CE marking documentation, the declaration of conformity, a decontamination certificate and warranty terms are issued by the manufacturer or held by the seller.

Clinical judgement remains with the treating team. Whether a mode or an added capability suits a given patient, and how any measured value is acted on, are decisions for the responsible clinicians.

General adult intensive care is covered by the base capability every unit carries, across controlled ventilation, synchronised intermittent mandatory ventilation and pressure-supported spontaneous breathing.

Departments with a defined ventilation practice can look for the specific option set that matches it, since capability on this platform varies unit by unit rather than by model.

Services adding capnography to their standard of care are served where the carbon dioxide option is fitted, bringing end-tidal values, carbon dioxide production and dead space measures onto the same screen.

Units performing airway pressure release ventilation are served where APRV was specified, and independent lung ventilation is available where ILV was ordered.

Neonatal and paediatric services depend on the NeoFlow option, which extends the range to a minimum body weight of 0.5 kg with proximal flow measurement.

Step-down and non-invasive support is available where mask ventilation was specified, with leakage compensation correcting for the interface.

Departments building a fleet on one platform gain from a common control set and a shared spares and consumables supply across every unit they run.

Capability Chosen Rather Than Fixed

Graphics, carbon dioxide monitoring, loop displays and additional modes were selected at order, so a unit reflects the practice of the department that specified it.

Additions Made Across the Working Life

Capability could be added after purchase with the device profile unchanged, so a ventilator could follow a department's caseload as it changed.

A Full Ventilator Before Any Option Is Added

IPPV, SIMV with assisted spontaneous breathing, MMV, BIPAP and CPAP with pressure support are present on every unit, alongside the colour monitoring display.

Circuit Effects Corrected as Standard

Leakage compensation and hose system compensation are part of the base capability, so displayed delivery reflects the setting on any unit.

Spontaneous Effort Accommodated as Standard

The open breathing system, multi-sense trigger and up to 180 litres per minute for pressure support are present regardless of the options specified.

Gas Exchange Where Capnography Was Specified

End-tidal carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide production, serial dead space and dead space ventilation extend the picture beyond pressure and volume.

Neonatal Reach Where NeoFlow Was Specified

A proximal flow sensor measuring at the airway takes the platform down to a minimum body weight of half a kilogram.

The Tube's Own Load Compensated Where ATC Was Specified

Tube resistance is calculated and compensated during the breath, so the patient's effort goes towards ventilating.

One Control Set Across a Fleet

Departments running several units of this platform work with the same controls and draw on a shared spares and consumables supply.

The Specification That Matters Is This Unit's

Because capability varies between units, the fitted list is established individually and set out by the seller in writing.

Support Arranged Alongside Supply

Medigear.uk can arrange delivery, installation, staff familiarisation, service cover and the supply of spares and consumables.

Trolley-Mounted Intensive Care Ventilator

Ventilation with integrated monitoring for adults and children from 3 kg, extending to neonates where NeoFlow is fitted.

Year of Manufacture: 2001

Bearing on software version, fitted options, upgrade history and support arrangements.

Specified Option Set

Capability selected at order from graphics, carbon dioxide monitoring, loops, modes and patient range options.

Retrofit Upgrade Path

Additions made at any point in the unit's life with the outward device profile unchanged.

Base Ventilation Modes

IPPV and IPPV Assist, SIMV and SIMV with ASB, MMV and MMV with ASB, BIPAP with its assisted and pressure-supported forms, and CPAP with pressure support.

AutoFlow

Automatic adaptation of inspiratory flow within volume-controlled modes.

Automatic Tube Compensation

Compensation for the resistive load of the tracheal tube, supplied as an option.

APRV and ILV Options

Airway pressure release ventilation and independent lung ventilation, available as options.

Non-Invasive Mask Ventilation

Available as an option, with leakage compensation correcting for the interface.

NeoFlow Neonatal Option

Proximal flow measurement extending the patient range to a minimum body weight of 0.5 kg.

Integrated Capnography Option

End-tidal carbon dioxide across 0 to 100 mmHg, with carbon dioxide production, serial dead space and dead space ventilation.

Loop Displays Option

Pressure-volume, volume-flow and flow-pressure loops with reference loop storage.

Full-Colour Monitoring Display

Two ventilation curves and six measured values shown together, configurable to the unit.

Open Breathing System

Spontaneous breathing available throughout the cycle in the pressure-controlled modes.

Multi-Sense Trigger

Pressure, flow and volume triggering, with the flow trigger adjustable from 0.3 to 15 L/min.

Maximum Flow for Pressure Support

180 L/min for adults and 60 L/min for paediatric patients, at a valve response time of 5 ms or less.

Tidal Volume: 0.02 to 2.0 L

0.1 to 2.0 L adult and 0.02 to 0.3 L paediatric, extending to 0.003 L where NeoFlow is fitted.

Inspiratory Pressure and PEEP

Inspiratory pressure to 80 mbar with PEEP and intermittent PEEP to 35 mbar.

Oxygen Concentration: 21 to 100 Percent

Delivered across the ventilation modes.

Leakage and Hose System Compensation

Correction for circuit leakage and for the compliance of the hose system, present as standard.

Safety Relief Valve: 100 mbar

Mechanical pressure relief within the breathing system.

Pneumatic Nebuliser Outlet

An outlet provided for medication nebulisation during ventilation.

CE Marking and Declaration of Conformity

Issued by the manufacturer and requested from the seller at quotation.

Decontamination Certificate and Warranty Terms

Provided by the seller at quotation, in line with normal practice for used clinical equipment.

This Dräger Evita 2 dura was built in 2001, and the case for it starts with a question about this particular unit. The platform was specified at order, with enhanced graphics, integrated carbon dioxide monitoring, loop displays, Automatic Tube Compensation, APRV, ILV, non-invasive ventilation and the NeoFlow neonatal option all selected from a list, and all of them able to be added later with the device profile unchanged. What every unit carries is a full intensive care ventilator: IPPV, SIMV with assisted spontaneous breathing, MMV, BIPAP and CPAP with pressure support, tidal volumes from 0.02 to 2 litres, inspiratory pressure to 80 mbar, PEEP to 35 mbar, an open breathing system with a multi-sense trigger from 0.3 litres per minute, up to 180 litres per minute for pressure support, leakage and hose compensation, and a configurable full-colour monitoring display. Clinical judgement remains with the treating team throughout. The fitted option list, the software version and the service history are set out by the seller at quotation. Medigear.uk lists the ventilator for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, staff familiarisation, service cover and the supply of spares and consumables. Enquire for a written quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It is a trolley-mounted intensive care ventilator built to a specified option set, covering adults and children from 3 kg with a full mode range and an integrated colour monitoring display. This unit was built in 2001.

The ventilation itself: IPPV and IPPV Assist, SIMV with assisted spontaneous breathing, MMV, BIPAP and CPAP with pressure support, with the full-colour monitoring display and the compensations for circuit leakage and hose compliance.

Enhanced graphics, integrated carbon dioxide monitoring, loop displays, Automatic Tube Compensation, APRV, ILV, non-invasive mask ventilation and the NeoFlow neonatal option.

Yes. Additions could be made at any point in the unit's life with the device profile unchanged, so a ventilator could gain capability as a department's caseload moved.

The fitted option list is established for this unit specifically and set out by the seller at quotation, since it is what varies between units of this model.

A proximal flow sensor measuring at the airway, which extends the patient range down to a minimum body weight of 0.5 kg for neonatal work.

End-tidal carbon dioxide across 0 to 100 mmHg, with carbon dioxide production, serial dead space and dead space ventilation derived from it.

It calculates the resistive load imposed by the tracheal tube and compensates for it during the breath, so the patient's effort goes towards ventilating.

0.1 to 2.0 litres for adults and 0.02 to 0.3 litres for paediatric patients, extending to 0.003 to 0.1 litres for neonates where NeoFlow is fitted.

A multi-sense trigger responds to pressure, flow and volume, with the flow trigger adjustable from 0.3 to 15 litres per minute and valve response at 5 milliseconds or less.

Medigear.uk can arrange service cover and the supply of spares and consumables alongside delivery, installation and staff familiarisation.