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Calliope α ventilator - Nihon Kohden

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Ventilator<br />

<strong>Calliope</strong> <strong>α</strong><br />

Piston HFO/IMV ventirator for neonate and infant<br />

SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Basic Specifications<br />

Ventilation Method<br />

Ventilation Mode<br />

HFO Settings<br />

IMV Settings<br />

HFO<br />

IMV<br />

SIMV<br />

PSV<br />

CPAP<br />

HFO<br />

MAP<br />

Stroke Volume<br />

Frequency<br />

Flow<br />

Manual Sigh<br />

PIP<br />

Inspiratory Time<br />

PEEP / CPAP Pressure<br />

Breath Rate<br />

Trigger Sensitivity<br />

Base Flow<br />

PSV Pressure<br />

Oxygen Concentration<br />

Piston-pump type<br />

PCV (pressure control)<br />

Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation<br />

Pressure Support Ventilation<br />

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure<br />

High Frequency Oscillation<br />

3 to 40 cmH2O (0.29 to 3.92 kPa)<br />

0 to 80 ml<br />

5 to 17 Hz<br />

11 LPM<br />

10 to 50 cmH2O (0.98 to 4.90 kPa)<br />

5 to 80 cmH2O (0.49 to 7.84 kPa)<br />

0.10 to 3.00 seconds<br />

0 to 20 cmH2O (0 to 1.96 kPa)<br />

1 to 120 BPM<br />

-10 to -0.5 cmH2O<br />

Trigger ON : 3 to 6 LPM<br />

Trigger OFF : 1 to 20 LPM<br />

0 to 60 cmH2O above PEEP (0 to 5.88 kPa)<br />

21 to 100%<br />

Metran<br />

Ventilator<br />

<strong>Calliope</strong> <strong>α</strong><br />

Piston HFO/IMV ventirator for neonate and infant<br />

Dimension and Weights<br />

Main Body Dimensions<br />

Weight<br />

Power Supply<br />

Gas Supply<br />

Operation Environment<br />

Storage Environment<br />

1430(H) * 520(W) * 727(L) mm<br />

Main Body, Base with Caster<br />

67 Kg (Body and Base)<br />

AC 100V / 220V, 50 / 60 Hz, 300VA (<strong>ventilator</strong> only)<br />

0.3 to 0.5 mPa, above 70 LPM<br />

Temperature : -10; to 40;, Humidity 10 to 95%<br />

Atmospheric Pressure : 700 to 1060 hPa<br />

Temperature : -20; to 60;, Humidity 10 to 95%<br />

Atmospheric Pressure : 500 to 1060 hPa<br />

Alarms<br />

Power Failure<br />

Supply Gas Pressure<br />

High Airway Pressure<br />

Low Airway Pressure<br />

Circuit Disconnection<br />

(IMV only)<br />

Abnormal Amplitude<br />

Alarm Silence : 60 seconds<br />

Option<br />

Metran Heated Humidification System<br />

HUMMAX II<br />

Medical device approval<br />

21100BZZ00290<br />

Pacific Medico Co., Ltd.<br />

Heated Humidifier PMH 5000<br />

Medical device approval<br />

2100BZZ00120000<br />

Please contact Metran or its representative when using a different humidifier not listed above.<br />

This is a medical device, please use under doctor's guidance. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Medical device approval : 21200BZZ00328<br />

ISO 9001 (2000)<br />

ISO 13485 (2003)<br />

Metran<br />

Metran Co., Ltd. 12-18, 2-Chome, Kawaguchi, Kawaguchi-shi, Saitama 332-0015 Japan<br />

Phone: +81-48-242-0333 Fax: +81-48-242-0550<br />

URL: http://www.metran.co.jpemail: support@metran.co.jp


Ventilator<br />

More subtle & more dynamic<br />

Feel and experience the new <strong>Calliope</strong> <strong>α</strong><br />

Newly-evolved HFOV<br />

Enhanced MAP (mean airway pressure),<br />

now configurable up to 40cmH2O<br />

For a better respiratory care management,<br />

stroke volume is now adjustable in units of 0.2ml<br />

Frequency is now adjustable between 5 to 17Hz<br />

for more accurate control<br />

Reliable respiration management<br />

using HFOV (or HFO mode) is possible<br />

only with the combination<br />

of "stroke volume", "MAP" and<br />

"frequency" parameters.<br />

Setting of frequency is available<br />

from 5 Hz to 17 Hz.<br />

* Heated Humidifier is an option.<br />

Piston HFO<br />

Pressure oscillation<br />

generated by reciprocal<br />

movement of<br />

<strong>Calliope</strong> <strong>α</strong> piston<br />

makes pressure<br />

wave sinusoidal,<br />

applying less strain<br />

on patient's lungs.<br />

Push-pull piston-type HFO reduces the<br />

likelihood of air trapping since inspiratory<br />

and expiratory volumes are identical<br />

(I:E ratio= 1:1).<br />

Magnet-joint horizontal design allows<br />

enhanced reduction of the noise, and<br />

offers quiet operation and also improves<br />

serviceability.<br />

Simple piston removal provides easy<br />

and convenient cleaning and sterilization.<br />

Accurate HFO Settings<br />

Stroke volume is now adjustable in<br />

units of 0.2ml, to make the amplitude<br />

management (airway pressure amplitude)<br />

more precise.<br />

PaO2 and PCO2 are independently controlled<br />

by value of mean airway pressure<br />

and stroke volume respectively.<br />

Manual SIGH<br />

(Lung Recruitment Manoeuvre)<br />

Original inspiratory<br />

and expiratory valves<br />

Metran's original Inspiratory and Expiratory<br />

valves offer high-speed and accurate<br />

flow control required in PSV, providing<br />

instant response for patient's<br />

spontaneous breathing, and allowing<br />

smooth switch-over between inspiration<br />

and expiration.<br />

Safety Design<br />

Setting Verification<br />

An alarm activates every time a setting<br />

on the front panel has been changed.<br />

This safety feature ensures to alert the<br />

operator when any accidental change<br />

in setting occurs.<br />

Impedance Valve<br />

Impedance valve controls the inspiratory<br />

gas flow in both HFO and IMV<br />

modes. This allows our system to work<br />

with water-chamber type heated humidifiers<br />

as well as with our proprietary<br />

humidifier.<br />

* High inpedance Valve and<br />

typical installation example.<br />

Ventilator Gas Flow<br />

CMV<br />

MAP<br />

MAP<br />

MAP<br />

MAP : Mean Airway Pressure<br />

HFO<br />

Comparison of<br />

CMV and HFO pressure wave form<br />

This figure compares CMV and HFO pressure<br />

wave forms at the same mean airway<br />

pressure (MAP). The HFO pressure waves are<br />

sinusoidal and symmetrical with respect to<br />

the MAP axis. Upon entering the trachea<br />

after passing through the endotracheal tube,<br />

the amplitude of sinusoidal wave is<br />

attenuated drastically at the periphery of<br />

the airways near the pulmonary alveoli.<br />

Thus, at a given MAP, HFO can be expected<br />

to cause much less physical damage to<br />

pulmonary alveoli than would be the case<br />

with CMV.<br />

Breathing modes can be changed<br />

by just turning one knob.<br />

Sigh pressure for shorter and safer lung<br />

recruitment.<br />

Sigh pressure is independently adjusted<br />

from the operating MAP and others settings<br />

and is activated by just holding<br />

pressed the "Manual Breath" button.<br />

PCV & PSV Features<br />

Pressure controlled ventilation (PCV) in<br />

IMV, supported by pressure support<br />

ventilation (PSV), for patient's spontaneous<br />

breathing management.<br />

Synchronization to patient's spontaneous<br />

breathing reduces respiratory muscular<br />

stress, not only for assisted ventilation<br />

purpose but also for weaning<br />

support of the patients.<br />

Electrical FiO2 Blender<br />

Inspiratory gas oxygen concentration<br />

controlled by stepping motor and heat<br />

flow sensor, has been newly implemented.<br />

It is adjusted without a use of<br />

exhaust blow, eliminating unnecessary<br />

gas usage.

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