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Athena 500i | Anaesthesia Work Station
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- Dedicated additional N2O cutoff
- Independent Auxiliary O2 output
- AHD with ratio control
- Internal 3-liter O2 reservoir
At a glance
- 6.5" color touchscreen with real-time volume & pressure waveforms and P-V/F-V loops
- Advanced closed-loop feedback with automatic tidal volume delivery correction
- Dedicated additional N2O cutoff and independent auxiliary O2 output for patient safety
- Internal 3-liter O2 reservoir with anti-hypoxia device (AHD) ratio control
- Multiple ventilation modes (VCV, PCV, SIMV-VC, SIMV-PC, PSV) for a wide range of surgical cases
- Live respiratory monitoring: Paw, FiO2, PIP, MVi/MVe and respiratory rate
- I: E ratio: 3:1 to 1:8
- Paw display
- FiO2 monitoring
- PIP measurement
- 6.5” color touch display
- Volume & pressure waveforms
- Tidal Volume: 20-1600 ml
- P-V/F-V loops, PEEP control
- Advanced closed-loop feedback
- Tidal Volume delivery auto-correction
- Trigger, Apnea time
- Monitoring MVi, MVe & RR
- RoHS, CE-certified
Frequently asked questions
What is the Athena 500i Anaesthesia Work Station used for?
It is a 3-gas, low-flow anaesthesia workstation used in operating theatres to deliver precisely controlled anaesthetic gas and ventilation to patients undergoing surgery.
What ventilation modes does it support?
It supports multiple modes including VCV, PCV, SIMV-VC, SIMV-PC and PSV, letting the anaesthesiologist match the ventilation strategy to the patient and procedure.
What safety features does it include?
It has a dedicated additional N2O cutoff, an anti-hypoxia device (AHD) with ratio control, and an internal 3-litre O2 reservoir that backs up oxygen delivery if the central supply is interrupted.
What does the workstation monitor?
The 6.5" touchscreen displays airway pressure (Paw), FiO2, peak inspiratory pressure (PIP), minute ventilation (MVi/MVe), respiratory rate, and volume/pressure waveforms with P-V/F-V loops.
Is training required to operate it?
Yes, like any anaesthesia delivery system it should only be operated by trained anaesthesia personnel familiar with gas delivery and ventilator settings.
Is it compliant with safety standards?
The workstation is RoHS and CE-certified.
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