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3100 HFOV ventilators
The 3100 HFOV ventilator is the gold standard of high-frequency ventilators.
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Backed by numerous clinical and peer-reviewed studies, 3100 HFOV ventilators combine high-frequency respiratory rate with low tidal volumes, keeping airways open and reducing stress and injury to patients’ lungs.
3100A HFOV
The 3100A HFOV is the gold standard of high-frequency ventilation for neonatal and pediatric patients.
3100B HFOV
3100B HFOV provides safe and reliable high-frequency ventilation for patients 35 kg and larger.
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The 3100 series High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilators are unrivaled in treating respiratory failure in neonates and ARDS in both pediatric and adult patients. The 3100A HFOV is used primarily for pediatric and neonatal patients while the 3100B HFOV is used on patients weighing more than 35 kg, often in large pediatric and adult settings.
R Series devices help you consistently deliver high-quality CPR, provide optimal defibrillation and pacing treatments, and manage your data to address critical quality improvements. Plus, these devices feature easy-to-use technology designed to enhance your patient outcomes.
Provide best-in-class care, optimize patient comfort, and reduce your team’s workload. Adaptive ventilation modes and volume target, lung recruitment tools, and setting assist enable you to effectively treat even your most challenging cases in any setting.
Ventilating patients on the move requires portability and versatility. Serving adult, pediatric, and infant patients, the compact and durable LTV series of ventilators offers unrivaled reliability, highly customizable settings, and an intuitive interface, making it simple to use for your clinical team.
You need a monitor/defibrillator that’s nimble and that can keep pace with evolving pre-hospital care standards. The ZOLL X Series is a lightweight, full-featured monitor/defibrillator suitable for patients of all ages.
Maximize patient comfort during non-invasive and invasive ventilation as well as high-flow oxygen therapy (HFOT). A full spectrum of high-performance features and an intuitive interface enable you to provide best-in-class care using a single- or dual-limb circuit for your NIV patients.
You need a monitor/defibrillator that’s nimble and can keep pace with evolving pre-hospital care standards. The ZOLL X Series Advanced is the first device of its kind to feature real-time ventilation feedback, telemedicine capabilities, and post-case performance data review.
Give patients every bit of oxygen they need while en route to the hospital. Z Vent is an energy-efficient transport ventilator that delivers oxygen for hours — even under the most challenging circumstances.
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