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xvi BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY DEVELOPMENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE MONITORING London June 15, 1989 To be held at the Morris Lecture Theatre, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Secretariat: Mr D.T. Delpy, Department of Medical Physics and Bio-Engineering, University College London, 1st Floor, Shropshire House, 11-20 Capper Street, London WC1E 6JA.
he 9000 Syringe Pump from Ohmeda. Designed to complement today's anaesthesia workstation. Infusion anaesthesia. It's the ideal addition BJOTJ fj sa. Take your youi best shot. sia delivery capability. To take advantage of all that IV anaesthesia techniques offer, an infusion pump adapted from critical care isn't enough. You need the 9000 Syringe Pump. The one for anaesthesia. The 9000 is designed and built by Ohmeda, the leader in anaesthesia systems, to meet your needs for more flexible, more controllable IV delivery at your workstation. The 9000 was also developed in cooperation with major pharmaceutical manufacturers to complement the full range of shorter-acting, more controllable anaesthesia drugs—hypnotics, muscle relaxants, analgesics, hypotensives and inotropes. A smoother course in each case. With the 9000 Syringe Pump, the full dose can be delivered, including loading and maintenance doses, and intraoperative boll No need for special set ups, added costs. During loading, the 9000 administers the drug dose smoothly and evenly which can lessen the haemodynamic depressant effects of some drugs. During maintenance, 0.1 mL/hr to 200 mL/hr output offers a flexible infusion range to manage the wide choice of regimes encountered in anaesthesia. A choice of standard syringes helps match size to dose to cut drug waste. Anytime, selectable bolus delivery helps you quickly react to changing anaesthesia requirements such as increasing anaesthetic depth or muscle relaxation. No need for a second syringe. No need to remove a syringe from the pump. The Ohmeda 9000. Not merely an infusion pump-today's , advanced infusion In the continuous infusion laesthesia system mode, the display indicates for the operating syringe size, volume infused theatre. Contact your Ohmeda representative or call 0279 442001 to make a 9000 Syringe Pump part of your system. If • bolus is selected, the display indicates the rate and the volume delivered in that bolus. When complete, the readout reverts to the continuous infusion display. Ohmeda Ohmeda Elizabeth Way Ha rlow Essex CM 19 SAB 0279 29692 UK Sales 0279 442001 Telex 81497 BOC Haaitb Care » 1988 The BOC Group
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xvi BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA<br />
BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY<br />
DEVELOPMENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE MONITORING<br />
London June 15, 1989<br />
To be held at the Morris Lecture Theatre, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London.<br />
Secretariat: Mr D.T. Delpy,<br />
Department of Medical Physics and Bio-Engineering,<br />
University College London,<br />
1st Floor, Shropshire House,<br />
11-20 Capper Street,<br />
London WC1E 6JA.
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