Innovative Emergency Ventilation

Every second counts in emergency situations. Our emergency ventilation technology gives users and patients the support they need. From specialized devices to advanced ventilation modes, we take emergency care to a new level.

Discover the world of emergency ventilation and find out how WEINMANN Emergency contributes to making the difference at critical moments. Find out more about our latest developments and field-tested solutions that contribute to saving lives.

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CCSV – Ventilation Mode for Resuscitation

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Non-invasive ventilation (NIV)

Non-invasive ventilation is a form of respiratory therapy for patients with difficulty absorbing enough oxygen or expelling carbon dioxide.

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MEDUtrigger for Manual Ventilation

In certain situations, it is necessary to administer mechanical breaths individually, as needed. In emergency medicine this applies particularly in cases of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and anesthesia induction (RSI). WEINMANN Emergency makes this possible even during mechanical ventilation with the unique MEDUtrigger

Paramedic pushes the stretcher with the patient

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Guaranteed Tidal Volume with Volume Control Ventilation

Patient is pushed onto stretcher by paramedic

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Gentle Ventilation with Pressure Control Ventilation Modes

With WEINMANN ventilators, you can use various pressure-controlled ventilation modes.

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Flow Measurement

Flow measurement is an important part of ventilation treatment. The flow measurement is particularly important during continuous ventilation and CPAP therapy.

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Hygiene Filter for your Ventilator

The virus and bacteria filter for ventilatorst: The growing number of multidrug-resistant germs is becoming an increasingly difficult challenge for emergency and health care services.

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Capnography: CO₂ Measurement Values, Curves and Trends

Capnography describes the continuous measurement of the end-tidal CO2 (etCO2) in exhaled gas, which WEINMANN ventilators perform using infrared spectroscopy and the sidestream method.