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Dedication to Intelligent Ventilation

 

HAMILTON MEDICAL was born from a passion to improve the lives of ventilated patients and the people who care for them. We began in 1983 with a new generation of intelligent microprocessor-controlled intensive care ventilators featuring revolutionary new modes and diagnostic tools. Today we maintain this tradition with the world’s finest ICU ventilation technologies and a total dedication to Intelligent Ventilation.

 

HAMILTON MEDICAL is a privately owned company that was founded in 1983. Based in Switzerland, we combine the quality of Swiss manufacturing systems with large global resources and the reliability of a focused organization.

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HAMILTON MEDICAL C2 [Learn More] [Brochure]

The HAMILTON-C2 is designed for adults and children requiring invasive or non-invasive ventilation support. Due to its compact design, a weight of only 9.5 kg, built-in batteries and an ultra-quiet turbine, this ICU ventilator can accompany your patient everywhere within the hospital, independently of central gas and power supplies. You do not have to disconnect a patient for transport, thus increasing patient safety and comfort, while at the same time reducing your workload. Hot-swappable extended batteries permit ventilator operation for a virtually unlimited period of time.

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HAMILTON MEDICAL G5 [Learn More] [Brochure]

Designed for more safety and simplicity

Aren’t there already more monitoring parameters, more ventilation modes and more settings available than most users ever need? The new HAMILTON-G5 ICU ventilator was designed to be simpler for the user and safer for the patient. Rather than bringing you even more curves and loops, its Ventilation Cockpit™ integrates complex data into intuitive graphics that answer two essential questions:

• What is my patient’s lung condition, and what kind of ventilation do they need?

• When should I take my patient off the ventilator?

 

See for yourself and try the simulation online.

 

Safe and simple ventilation with ASV closed-loop control The HAMILTON

• G5 features ASV closed-loop control, providing easy-to-use and extremely safe ventilation that

• Ventilates virtually all intubated patients - whether active or passive and regardless of their lung disease – based on a ventilation strategy tailored to their individual condition (Arnal JM et al. Int Care Med 2004;30:84)

• Is more responsive than conventional modes in adapting to the patient's breathing activity (Petter AH et al. Anesth Analg 2003;97:1743-50)

• Requires fewer user interactions and gives fewer alarms (Petter AH et al. Anesth Analg 2003;97:1743-50)

• Facilitates shorter ventilation times (Sulzer CF et al. Anesthesiology 2001;95:1339-45, Cassina T et al. J Cartiothorac Vasc Anesth 2003;17:571-75)

• Provides ventilation at least as safely and effectively as international ventilation experts using conventional modes (Iotti GA et al. Int Care Med 2005;31:192)

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HAMILTON MEDICAL RAPHAEL XTC [Learn More] [Brochure]

Noninvasive and invasive ventilation

Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation (NPPV) is increasingly used in a wide range of clinical situations. The RAPHAEL XTC represents a new vision of noninvasive ventilation. This Intelligent Ventilation solution combines the advantages of:

• a flexible nonivasive ventilator

• a full-featured invasive ventilator

• easy switching between noninvasive and invasive ventilation

 

The RAPHAEL XTC is a flexible and competitively priced solution for stepdown or subacute care units, longterm care centers, ICUs, recovery rooms or transit. RAPHAEL XTC - Intelligent Ventilation inside The RAPHAEL is the only ventilator in its class to feature the Intelligent Ventilation mode ASV. ASV is a unique closed-loop control mode developed by HAMILTON MEDICAL that

• Ventilates virtually all intubated patients - whether active or passive and regardless of their lung disease – based on a ventilation strategy tailored to their individual condition (Arnal JM et al. Int Care Med 2004;30:84)

• Is more responsive than conventional modes in adapting to the patient's breathing activity (Petter AH et al. Anesth Analg 2003;97:1743-50)

• Requires fewer user interactions and gives fewer alarms (Petter AH et al. Anesth Analg 2003;97:1743-50)

• Facilitates shorter ventilation times (Sulzer CF et al. Anesthesiology 2001;95:1339-45, Cassina T et al. J Cartiothorac Vasc Anesth 2003;17:571-75)

• Provides ventilation at least as safely and effectively as international ventilation experts using conventional modes (Iotti GA et al. Int Care Med 2005;31:192)