Description
The Turbo-driven Veterinary Anesthesia Ventilator YG0376 is a state-of-the-art respiratory support system designed for various veterinary surgical applications, ensuring precise and reliable anesthesia management. Unlike traditional ventilators that require a high-pressure air source, this unit operates efficiently with just an oxygen concentrator, making it an ideal choice for pet hospitals, animal clinics, research institutions, wildlife rescue centers, and veterinary schools. Its turbo-driven technology allows seamless operation while maintaining a compact, lightweight design, optimizing space utilization in veterinary facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What animals can be supported by this ventilator?
It is designed for a wide range of animals, from small pets to large mammals, with precise tidal volume adjustments from 20 to 1500ml.
- Does it require a compressed air source?
No, the turbo-driven technology eliminates the need for high-pressure air, allowing it to function efficiently with just an oxygen concentrator.
- Can it adjust ventilation parameters automatically?
Yes, the ventilator automatically calculates ventilation settings based on the animal’s weight, minimizing the risk of human error.
- How does it ensure safety during anesthesia?
It includes multiple alarms for high/low pressure, power failure, and oxygen supply loss, ensuring real-time monitoring of critical parameters.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages:
- Turbo-driven operation eliminates the need for high-pressure air.
- Compact and lightweight design, saving space in veterinary facilities.
- Automatic ventilation parameter calculation, reducing human error.
- Multiple ventilation modes, adaptable to various clinical scenarios.
- SPONT mode for automatic ventilation when spontaneous breathing stops.
Disadvantages:
- Higher initial investment compared to basic veterinary ventilators.
- Requires regular calibration and monitoring for long-term reliability.
- Advanced features may require specialized training for optimal use.
Practical Applications
The YG0376 Veterinary Anesthesia Ventilator is widely used in veterinary surgical centers, emergency units, and research facilities, where precise and automated respiratory support is critical. Its flexibility and efficiency make it an indispensable tool for both routine and complex anesthesia procedures.
Technical Specifications
Model | YG0376 |
Tidal volume (TV) | 20-1500ml |
Breathing rate (Freq) | 1-150bpm |
Spontaneous breathing rate (Freq_Spont) | 0-150bpm |
Ratio of inhalation and exhalation (I:E) | 9.9:1-1:9 adjustable |
Hold time | 0-50% |
Flow trigger sensitivity (F_Tring) | 0.5-20L/min, OFF |
Pressure Trigger Sensitivity (P_Tring) | -1-20cmH2O, OFF |
End-expiratory pressure | 3-20cmH2O, OFF |
SIMV frequency (Fre_SIMV) | 2-60bpm |
Inspiratory time (T_Insp) | 0.1-12s |
Pressure support (PS) | 0-60cmH2O |
Inspiratory pressure (T_Insp) | 0-60cmH2O |
Tidal volume of expiratory | 0-2500ml |
Tidal volume of inspiratory | 0-2500ml |
Minute Ventilation (MV) | Display range: 0-99L/min Use range: 0-25L/min |
Spontaneous minute ventilation (MV_Spont) | Display range: 0-99L/min Use range: 0-25L/min |
Peak pressure (Ppeak) | 0-80cmH2O |
Platform pressure (Pplat) | 0-80cmH2O |
Mean pressure (Pmean) | 0-80cmH2O |
Inhaled oxygen concentration (FiO2) | 15-100% |
End-expiratory pressure (PEEP) | 0-20cmH2O |
Driving gas pressure (Press_Drive) | 0-900kpa |
Paw-T waveform | Pressure monitoring range: 0~120cmH2O; X-axis: 0~10s |
Flow-T waveform | Y-axis:-1800~180L/min X-axis: 0~10s |
V_T waveform | Z-axis:0~2000L/min X-axis:0~10s |