Safety Ventilator has pushbutton Inspiratory Hold feature.
Press Release Summary:
Inspira Advanced Safety Ventilator comes in volume- or pressure-controlled versions with or without Inspiratory Hold feature. Suited for imaging or resistance/compliance studies, this feature enables Inspiratory Hold initiation via one-button actuation. Additional features include airway pressure monitoring, adjustable I:E ratio, built-in sigh breath, and Assist Mode to facilitate weaning. PEEP feature (pressure-controlled) maintains positive lung pressure through breathing cycle.
Original Press Release:
Inspira Advanced Safety Ventilator Now Featuring Inspiratory Hold
Harvard Apparatus is proud to introduce the Inspira Advanced Safety Ventilator with NEW Inspiratory Hold feature.
The most advanced ventilator on the market now allows you to initiate an Inspiratory Hold with the touch of a button! This new feature is ideal for imaging or resistance/compliance studies!
Four models available: Volume- or Pressure-controlled with or without Inspiratory Hold. Easily upgrade your standard model to include the Inspiratory Hold function.
The Inspira ASV is a quiet, easy to use ventilator featuring airway pressure monitoring, adjustable I:E ratio, built in sigh breath, and Assist Mode to help wean the animal off the ventilator.
Pressure-controlled models include a PEEP feature that maintains positive lung pressure through the breathing cycle - a more natural state for the lungs.
Ventilate mice to cats with the same machine. Simply enter the animal's weight and press run! The Inspira ASV does it all!
Contact Harvard Apparatus to speak with a staff scientist and receive technical and pricing information.
Harvard Apparatus is a global developer, manufacturer and distributor of innovative and specialized products to enhance bioresearch.
For more information contact:
Harvard Apparatus
84 October Hill Road
Holliston, Massachusetts 01746 USA
Toll Free: 800-272-2775
Phone: 508-893-8999
Fax: 508-429-5732
E-mail: bioscience@harvardapparatus.com
Web: www.harvardapparatus.com
