@firstdaddy I am an anaesthetist and so use the machines each day. Dead space is only from the Y-piece of the circuit to the end of the et tube. I am sure your cbmet is good for something but I have used both machines on patients and find the GE superior and I don't have to speak German to talk to the sales representatives.
My Congratulations on the video. I am Brazilian, Mechatronics Technician and am studying about Anesthesia Devices, only I'm having a lot in difilculdades find study materials, ie, the operating principle. Example: As the oxygen out of the Rotameter, passes through the vaporizer and then goes to the patient. As is the lime soda process? As the process of rebreathing? How it works in the Fan in the process? Your video is very good, because the viewing I get it a bit, my difficulty is the language, because my knowledge in English is very little. Will u help me? Please.
@firstdaddy I think we conclusively proved in the years 1939-1945 that American engineering is superior to German engineering. Hence the reason that five times as many GE units as Drager units are sold.
i am hasham irshad i am bio medical technician in govt lady aitchison hospital in pakistan (lahore) my datex omeda anesthesia ventilator not run manual check good but auto not working please tell whats problem in may ventilator /monitor
@davedidashit They sell more because hospitals are cheap and do not buy the best. The hospital's primary goal is to make money, not provide the highest level of care. The bellows design on the Ohmeda/Datex units dates back to the eary 1910's. The Drager units use a servo control drive pluger that meters precisely the dial tidial volume has 1/10 the dead space and compliance. Plain and simple, The Ohmeda/Datex design is old and out dated junk. Know your facts before posting. Youre not a CBMET.
DRAGER IS THE BEST. The Fabius GS PREMIUM Beats this machine. Thats MY OPPENION. I mean, you have to press the flush valve when you swich to the ventilator mode otherwise, "UNABLE TO DRIVE BELLOWS," alarm. BEEP BEEP BEEP--BEEP BEEP. NOT GOOD.
Do your patients a favor and get a Drager anesthesia machine. Ohmeda/Datex are no where as good as the Drager. This is coming from an AAMI certified Clinical Engineer.
Really helpful video to people who are brand new to anaesthesia and are used to the automatic machines haha
I'm now dealing in my hospital with WATO series and seem great machines for now.
@firstdaddy I am an anaesthetist and so use the machines each day. Dead space is only from the Y-piece of the circuit to the end of the et tube. I am sure your cbmet is good for something but I have used both machines on patients and find the GE superior and I don't have to speak German to talk to the sales representatives.
Thanks for excellent and simple explanation.
what a pity, that it was the only one video on this theme.
My Congratulations on the video.
I am Brazilian, Mechatronics Technician and am studying about Anesthesia Devices, only I'm having a lot in difilculdades find study materials, ie, the operating principle. Example: As the oxygen out of the Rotameter, passes through the vaporizer and then goes to the patient. As is the lime soda process? As the process of rebreathing? How it works in the Fan in the process?
Your video is very good, because the viewing I get it a bit, my difficulty is the language, because my knowledge in English is very little.
Will u help me? Please.
Thank you for rescue my life 😷🥇👍🌞🙋♀️
Thanks for this video. Very useful.
@firstdaddy I think we conclusively proved in the years 1939-1945 that American engineering is superior to German engineering. Hence the reason that five times as many GE units as Drager units are sold.
very helpful. thank you
i am hasham irshad i am bio medical technician in govt lady aitchison hospital in pakistan (lahore) my datex omeda anesthesia ventilator not run manual check good but auto not working please tell whats problem in may ventilator /monitor
i am biomedical technicion and repair the any machine available in hospital
@davedidashit They sell more because hospitals are cheap and do not buy the best. The hospital's primary goal is to make money, not provide the highest level of care. The bellows design on the Ohmeda/Datex units dates back to the eary 1910's. The Drager units use a servo control drive pluger that meters precisely the dial tidial volume has 1/10 the dead space and compliance. Plain and simple, The Ohmeda/Datex design is old and out dated junk. Know your facts before posting. Youre not a CBMET.
DRAGER IS THE BEST. The Fabius GS PREMIUM Beats this machine. Thats MY OPPENION. I mean, you have to press the flush valve when you swich to the ventilator mode otherwise, "UNABLE TO DRIVE BELLOWS," alarm. BEEP BEEP BEEP--BEEP BEEP. NOT GOOD.
Do your patients a favor and get a Drager anesthesia machine. Ohmeda/Datex are no where as good as the Drager. This is coming from an AAMI certified Clinical Engineer.
That's ridicoulous!
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