High Performance for Hospital and Home

The Vivo 50 offers state-of-the-art functionality with volume or pressure controlled modes and three different profiles to optimize patient treatments. This unit features built in alarms and can be integrated with a remote alarm and a nurse call function. The machine’s durability and quality make it a cost-effective long term solution for healthcare organizations and for patients.

At home, patients served by Pulmonary Prevention staff continue to benefit from a superior quality of equipment and care. Patients can even learn to adjust their own settings within parameters set by their physician. The Vivo 50 has an intuitive interface that is easy to learn and simple to explain, reducing errors. The quiet operation of the Vivo makes it a welcome piece of life saving and life enhancing equipment for patients and their families.

Vivo 50’s advanced technology has been developed with performance, convenience, and market needs in mind.

Key Features

• FiO2, SpO2 and CO2 monitoring solutions (with on-screen values and alarms) are built in to the unit to reduce the need for additional components.
• Remote stop/start allows patients to operate the device from a wheelchair.
• A large, full-color screen displays parameters, waveforms, numerical data, and trends in a highly readable format.
• Up to one year of data is stored locally on the machine and there is the capability to download historical treatment data onto a memory card.
• Patient connectivity is enhanced with patient start/stop remote, remote alarm and nurse call system.
• Freedom of operation is possible thanks to the four-hour internal battery and the option of an additional eight hours from the click-on battery.
• “Info help” text makes information on alarms, settings and troubleshooting accessible for the user.

Settings/Performance

Intended use: Patients >10 kg

Ventilation Modes:

• PSV
• PSV(T)
• PCV
• PCV(Tgv)
• PCV(A)
• PCV(A+Tgv)
• VCV
• VCV(A)
• CPAP

Device Mode: Home, Clinical

Inspiratory Pressure: 4 to 50 cmH2O

PEEP:

• 2 cmH2O (leakage circuit),
• 0 cmH2O (circuit with active exhalation valve) to 30 cmH2O,
• Pressure – 2 cmH2O or Min Pressure -2 cmH2O

Breath Rate (PCV, VCV):  4 to 40 bpm

Inspiratory Time: 0.3 to 5 s

Backup Inspiratory Time: 0.3 to 5 s (PSV)

Rise Time:

• 1 to 9 (PSV & PCV)
• 50 – 90 %, Off (VCV)

Inspiratory Trigger:

• 1 to 9 (PSV, PCV & VCV)
• Off (PCV & VCV)

Expiratory Trigger: 1 to 9 (PSV)

Minimum Inspiratory Time: Off, 0.3 to 3 s

Maximum Inspiratory Time: 0.3 to 3 s,

Off Backup Rate (PSV): 4 to 40 bpm

Target Volume: 100 to 2500 ml

Maximum Pressure: 4 to 50 cmH2O

Minimum Pressure: 4 cmH2O to 50 cmH2O

Tidal Volume: 100 to 2500 ml

Flow Pattern: Square, decelerating

CPAP: 4 to 20 cmH2O

Power Supplies

Mains supply: 100 to 240 V AC
External battery: 24 V DC
Click-on battery: 8 hours
Internal battery: 4 hours

Main Alarms

High Pressure, Low Pressure, High PEEP, Low PEEP, High Vt, Low Vt, High MV, Low MV, High Breath Rate, Low Breath Rate, Apnea, Disconnection, Rebreathing, High FiO2, Low FiO2, High SpO2, Low SpO2, High EtCO2, Low EtCO2, High InspCO2, High Pulse Rate, Low Pulse Rate, Low Last Power Source

Monitoring

• Displayed data
• Ppeak, PEEP, Pmean, Leakage, MV, Vt, FiO2, % in TgV, Total Rate, Spont Rate, % Spont, SpO2, Pulse Rate, I:E, Inspiratory Time, Rise Time, EtCO2, InspCO2
• Waveforms
• Pressure, Flow, Volume
• Trends over 1, 6, 24 and 48h
• Ppeak, PEEP, Total Rate, Spont Rate, Vt, Leakage, SpO2, EtCO2

Dimensions: W x H x D: 348 mm × 120 mm × 264 mm without click-on battery, (348 mm × 120 mm × 290 mm with click-on battery)

Weight: 5.2 kg without click-on battery (6.7 kg with click-on battery)

Noise level (at 1m, 10 cmH2O constant pressure): Less than 30 dB(A)