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Carestation 750 Anaesthesia Delivery System

Individualized therapy at your fingertips

At a glance

Advanced clinical tools

Helps you manage diverse patient cases with precision anesthesia delivery

Intuitive, guided interface

Most used functions are on the main display for speed and convenience

Streamlined workflows

Self-guided checkout and automated lung recruitment maneuvers simplify tasks

Ergonomic efficiencies

Position the optional 360° display arm within reach for comfort and speed

Anaesthesia delivery with a personal touch

The perioperative environment has become more complex with diverse patient cases that require customized therapy to facilitate better outcomes. Deliver personalized anaesthesia therapy in comfort with the CarestationTM 750 Anaesthesia Delivery System, a modern and easy-to-navigate anaesthesia workstation that’s built to give you the control and accuracy you need for high-quality, individualized care.

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Introducing Carestation 750 Anaesthesia Delivery System

Carestation 750

Features

Built on a proven platform trusted by clinicians worldwide, designed to ease your workflow

Keeping control of anaesthesia delivery at your fingertips, the Carestation 750 anaesthesia machine delivers the precision you need to optimize care for each patient with minimal effort, while supporting low-flow anaesthesia.

Advanced clinical tools

Let’s simplify personalized therapy

As no two cases and no two patients are the same, this machine’s advanced tools deliver optimum, tailor-made general anaesthesia to every single patient. ecoFLOW software helps support low-flow anesthesia practices, and lung protective ventilation (LPV) software helps deliver lung recruitment maneuvers with step-by-step guidance. Its customizable case profiles allow you to preset parameters by patient type.

Intuitive user interface

Easy access and guidance at your fingertips

No more clicking through menus and submenus to access functions you use most often. The Carestation 750 interface gives you direct access to ventilator settings and automated procedures. When auxiliary ports are in use, port lighting indicates active flow controls are in use, while system status is clearly indicated on the display for ACGO, Aux Air + O2, standby mode and when switching from bag to mechanical ventilation. A standard user interface between this anaesthesia machine and CARESCAPE™ patient monitors helps ease your workflow.

Ergonomic design

Complete cases with speed, efficiency, and comfort

An optional, full-function premium arm supports the display with extend, tilt, raise/lower, and 360-degree swivel—giving you maximum flexibility to stay close to the patient. Rear door covers all cables and hoses while still allowing for easy access to gas cylinders, gas connectors and circuit breakers. The efficient design of the CARESCAPETM ONE intra-hospital, transport monitor connects anaesthesia therapy to recovery to help improve workflows. And with a self-guided checkout that’s completed in less than 3.5 minutes, you’ll be ready for the next case.

Patient monitoring

A trusted and familiar interface

Combine GE HealthCare Patient Monitors with the CarestationTM 750 anaesthesia machine for a high-performance anaesthesia workstation.

Overcoming challenges

Spending an extra 15–30% on anaesthesia agents due to high fresh gas flow rates¹

35% of patient injuries from anaesthesia gas delivery are preventable by proper pre-use machine check²

Improper ventilation during anaesthesia can cost over $25K/case in post-op lung complications³

Reference:  

Hospitals can be spending an extra 15-30% for anesthetic agents in an OR due to high flow estimates derived from the GE HealthCare ecoFLOW Calculator. https://gehealthcareamer.my.salesforce.com/sfc/#version?selectedDocumentId=069a0000004eOn7
Patient injuries from anaesthesia gas delivery equipment. Mehta SP, Eisenkraft JB, Posner KL, Domino KB. Anesthesiology 2013; 119: 788-95.
Improper ventilation during Anaesthesia can cost over $25K/case (3) in post-op lung complications. Source: (3) Lee A Fleisher, Walter T Linde. Zwirble (2014). Incidence, outcome, and attributable resource use associated with pulmonary and cardiac complications after major small and large bowel procedures. Complications can lead to between 4.5 and 7.1 additional days in ICU.

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Carestation 750 Anaesthesia Delivery System

Advanced clinical tools

Intuitive, guided interface

Streamlined workflows

Ergonomic efficiencies

Anaesthesia delivery with a personal touch

Introducing Carestation 750 Anaesthesia Delivery System

A trusted and familiar interface

Overcoming challenges

Perioperative Care

Clinical Accessories

Patient Monitoring

Anaesthesia Solutions

Perioperative Resources

The Benefits of Low-flow Anaesthesia

Practical Ways to Reduce the Environmental Impact of Anaesthesia

Lung Protection Ventilation Forum

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