Key Benefits
- Frees up nurses time
- Controlled respiration controls CO2 and pH
- Easy to use and Maintain
- Can be used with most anaesthetic systems
- Superb for all operations - ideal for long procedures
Time Cycled
Ensures consistent repetitous, dependable breathing at respiratory rates adjustable from 6-40 breaths per minute
Volume Constant
Ensures that each delivered breath will have essentially the same volume., independent of changes in patient compliance and airway resistance. The deliverable tidal volume (TV) range is from 20-3000cc.
Pressure Limited
Provides patient safety by limiting the maxiumum working pressure (MWPL) to an adjustable pressure of 10-60 cm of water
An electronically controlled, time cycled, pressure limited ventilator, the Matrx Model 3000 replaces the breathing bag, providing smooth, even delivery of anesthesia. Designed specifically for veterinary practice, the Model 3000 assures a constant volume for each delivered breath, regardless of patient compliance and airway resistance. Easy-to-use controls make operation simple and convenient.
Replaces the breathing bag, freeing nurse to assist in other procedures.
Precise control of anesthetic state allows lower levels of anesthesia for more responsive patients, more economical operation, with blood CO2 and pH levels closer to normal.
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More economical use of supply gas (oxygen, nitrogen or clean dry air)
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Interchangeable bellows adapt to animals from 1 kg to 300 kg - no tools required
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Maximum working pressure limit (MWPL) adjustable from 10-60 cm H2O
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Dual airway pressure alarms signal any breath exceeding preset maximum or minimum
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Optional low gas alarm signal s supply gas pressure below 35 psi
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Adapts easily to all anesthesia circuits with out-of-circuit vaporizers
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Respiratory rates from 6-40 breaths per minute at inspiratory flow rates from 0-100 lpm
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Tidal volumes (TV) from 20-3,000cc
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