A new technology upgrades dedicated ICU workstations

Developed in collaboration with international clinicians, Orchestra workstations feature state-of-the-art infusion systems.

The unique Channel Relay enhances haemodynamic stability in ICU patients
The unique Channel Relay enhances haemodynamic stability in ICU patients

‘Years of clinical use have proven their unique and smart functionalities, which are continually upgraded with new technologies,’ France-based Fresenius Kabi* reports. ‘Recently, the embedded dose-error reduction software has been updated. The customisable drug library, for up to 150 drugs, ensures safe pump programming that prevents over or under dosage.’
Functions include:
• Channel Relay – this links two syringes that automatically provide an uninterrupted and constant flow rate. Blood pressure is therefore better controlled and haemodynamic stability in ICU patients is enhanced.
• The Occlusivity Check System (OCS) – to prevent any risk of free-flow, this patented auto-test checks the correct working order of the infusion pump in association with its tubing set.

20.11.2008

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