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every breath
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A company you can trust for critical moments
Time in the ICU is made up of life-defining moments. Moments to monitor, intervene, and help optimize
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intervention technology and services is ready to help you through those moments.
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Safety features Helping your patients breathe. It's as simple as that, We’re proud of the partnerships we’ve built with
and it's at the core of what we do. See how we can other leaders in the ventilation space. See how we’re
Our service help enable your patients to breathe more naturally† working with them to ensure every patient gets the
with the Puritan Bennett™ 980 ventilator. Using some breath they need.
of the most innovative breath delivery technology
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available means you're able to give your patients
the best during their ICU stay.
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71%
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of ICU patients show
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least once during
A stay in the ICU can be unsettling for your patients —
their ICU stay.
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especially when mechanical ventilation is required.
Conventional modes of ventilation can cause
added stress and agitation as they can't always
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may respond by increasing sedation in an effort to
Our service alleviate agitation in patients. But this can result in an
increased incidence of delirium, which can lead to
longer ventilation dependency.1
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The Puritan Bennett™ 980 ventilator offers a better
option for your ventilated patients.
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Chosen by clinicians, like you Backed by data
Selecting the right equipment for the The Puritan Bennett™ ventilator's
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ICU is critical to provide the best care for PAV+™ software is designed to put
your patients. The Puritan Bennett™ 980 the patient in control of the start and
Software ventilator offers: end of every breath, engage and
• Screen configurability strengthen the respiratory muscles,
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• Hot-swappable batteries of patient-ventilator asynchrony
• Expiratory filtration system compared to pressure support
Our service ventilation (PSV).3-5
• Connectivity
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• Improved weaning success
• Reduced time of mechanical
ventilation
• Fewer intubations
• Lower ICU cost of care
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Screen configurability Hot-swappable batteries
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• See as much or as little • Easily change batteries
information as you need without interrupting your
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• Configure to your patient's ventilation
patients' needs or to
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• Access different graph • Provides multiple USB ports
Our service and loop layouts for connections to external
drives and an HDMI output port
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• Filters the patient's touchscreen externally
exhaled gas before it • Offers options for connecting to
enters the room external data systems
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Smarter ventilation
Keeping the ventilator in sync with your patient’s breaths is key to improving ventilation
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outcomes, patient comfort, and quality of care.
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Simple and intuitive: Safe and reliable: Smart and adaptive
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• Customizable display • Unique ventilator synchrony tools:
• Intuitive screen navigation assurance feature†
• Adaptable to each patient’s needs
• Integrated expiratory
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filtration system
throughout each breath
†Ventilation Assurance provides for continued ventilatory support using one of three backup ventilation (BUV) strategies, bypassing the fault to maintain an optimal degree of ventilation that can be safely delivered. 6
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18 hours
Product features Smarter software in the ICU 13
Our suite of advanced synchrony tools adapts to each patient’s unique
Product design needs and provides the appropriate level of support throughout the Respiratory muscle
breath, from initiation to completion. See how IE Sync™ software, atrophy begins in as
Leak Sync software, and PAV+™ software can help your patients little as 18 hours.
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Other software products include:
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Noninvasive Bi-level High-flow Respiratory Tube compensation
software software oxygen therapy mechanics software software
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• Integrated tool for • Permits • Integrated to • Monitors key • Helps patient
the management of spontaneous facilitate easy respiratory overcome the
respiratory failure breathing and alternation parameters for work of breathing
• Multiple patient supports biphasic between NIV easy patient status imposed by an
triggering and or airway- and HFO2T assessment artificial airway
cycling modes pressure release • Wide range of
and breath types ventilation for flow for flexibility
available to help extra flexibility in application
with patient
acceptance
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Type of patient asynchrony Puritan Bennett™ 980 synchrony tools suite
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Ineffective efforts
Delayed triggering
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Auto-triggering
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Double-triggering
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Delayed cycling
Early cycling
Flow asynchrony
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Added safety in the ICU
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Protect your patients from the unexpected.
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assurance † • Pauses ventilation and • Provides redundant
preserves settings when check of ventilator
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a patient is disconnected operation
ventilation even if there
is a system failure • Auto-detects the patient
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upon reconnection
• Resumes ventilation
without the need to
push additional buttons
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Service and support at every step
Product features Our Service team provides expertise, delivered
without compromise. We’re here for you and your
critical care equipment, anytime — 24/7/365. And
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like you, we understand that capital equipment is
more than a purchase — it’s a lifecycle investment.
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• Customizable service offerings from
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• Demonstrated economic value through
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• Tracking maintenance schedules and
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• Local support with engineers supporting
all 50 states
• Field service engineer customer satisfaction
averages 9.8 out of 10.14
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Explore the portfolio DAR™ filters
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• Acute care ventilation
• Intubation
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• Ventilator filters
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tracheostomy tubes pressure manager
• Active humidification
Puritan Bennett™
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• NICU ventilation
Shiley™ McGRATH™ MAC
endotracheal tubes video laryngoscope
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Please pay close attention to warnings and their associated consequences as described in the Puritan Bennett™ 980 ventilator operator’s manual.
The ventilator system is not intended to be a comprehensive monitoring device and does not activate alarms for all types of conditions. Do not operate the ventilator in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) environment.
Our service Risks associated with using a mechanical ventilator include but are not limited to hypoxemia, hypercarbia, hypocarbia, and infection.
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12. Costa R, Spinazzola G, Cipriani F, et al. A physiologic comparison of proportional assist ventilation with load-adjustable gain factors (PAV+) versus Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV). Int Care Med. 2011;37:1494 -1500.
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