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We are currently looking to replace the transport ventilator in our A&E department.

I have already approached Drager and pneupac but would be greatful for the names other companies I could approach.

Feedback regarding transport vent's you may have in your hospitals would also be greatfuly received. Many thank's

Best wishes

Paul Latham

ATOM(Japan) also make a transport crib. Don't know who would be the agent in UK.

Have a look at the Breas/Pulmonetics LTV. It has a built in compressor and does a lot of fancy ventilation modes and is about the same size as a laptop computer (LTV=LapTop Ventillator) if you do not have all the add-ons like screen and extra battery that is.

Contact details:
Carina VT Ltd
Wellington House
Westcott Venture Park
Aylesbury
HP18 0XB
Telephone: 08454 900 231
Facsimile: 08454 900 241
www.carinavt.com

Robert

BLEASE MEDICAL MARKET THE TAEMA OSIRIS.
ITS A HANDY LITTLE BEAST WITH ITS OWN BATTERY, DOES PEEP, AND IS DEAD EASY TO LOOK AFTER ETC, ETC.

We use the LTV 1000 here and have had no problems with the units the service support is very good as well.

LTV 1000, good choice

Thank you all for these responces.I am working my way through these companies.

Best wishes

Paul

Try the Pulmonetics LTV, Good ventilator and used by the mob on aeromedical evacuations.

Try the siare/italia made ventilator. it is easy to handle, less problems and very reliable ventilator.

go for LTV 1000 - from Pulmonetics
It doesn't require any external high pressure air to drive the pneumatics inside as it uses turbine (built in) technology.
Itlooks and weigh as laptop computer.
It can be used both on high /low (flowmeter)pressure oxygen source to achieve the set O2 %. Modes available are Assist/control, SIMV, CPAP, non-invasive, on both pressure and volume cycled.
tidal vol 50 - 2000ml, pressure support, pressure controled flow termination, has internal battery and can use external battery as well.