*Only available on the Carestation 650 and 650c

Automated procedures and time saving workflow tools

Vital Capacity procedure

Automated bag “squeeze and hold”
Set PEEP to help sustain open lung ^2,3

Cycling procedure

Clinician-configured ventilation procedures
Programmable steps for increasing and decreasing PEEP levels

Pause Gas Flow

Simplifies temporary circuit disconnects. One button temporarily stops all gas flows and suspends alarms, agent delivery and ventilation so you can place all your focus on the patient.

Pause Gas feature helps prevent OR pollution
Stops gas & agent flow and silences all alarms for up to 1 minute

Uncompromised Ventilation – Pediatric to Adult Low Tidal Volume Delivery:

Tidal Volumes as low as 5 ml to the patient¹
Sampling flow down to 120 ml/min
Lung Capacity and FRC
Compliance Measurement and Spirometry
Smart Agent Settings Design
Circuit Compliance Compensation ensures that what you set is what you get, precisely showing what is delivered to the patient and taking into account volume in the patient circuit.
Monitors and responds to changes in the patient’s airway pressure or respiratory efforts up to 250 times per second.
Precision volume and pressure delivery to the patient Y-piece, breath by breath, help reduce the challenges in managing pediatric patients.

1. GE benchmark studies from 2011: GE Healthcare PCV to Tidal Volume Data Collection Test Results. Actual results may vary and are dependent on the patient. DOC0933949/DOC0970424

2. Tusman, G., Bohm, S. H., Tempra, A., Melkun, F., Garcia, E., Turchetto, E., . . . Lachmann, B. (2003). Effects of recruitment maneuver on atelectasis in anesthetized children. Anesthesiology, 98(1), 14-22.

3. Reinius, H., Jonsson, L., Gustafsson, S., Sundbom, M., Duvernoy, O., Pelosi, P., . . . Freden, F. (2009). Prevention of atelectasis in morbidly obese patients during general anesthesia and paralysis: a computerized tomography study. Anesthesiology, 111(5), 979-987.