MEDUMAT Standard2 is a reliable partner during an emergency response – The intuitive emergency ventilator offers maximum safety for the patient and the user thanks to numerous ventilation modes for invasive and non-invasive ventilation (NIV).
Pre Hospital mechanical ventilation has a number of benefits to both the patient and caregiver. Learn more here.
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Flexible Application
The device can be individually configured to suit your needs and can thus be used for a wide range of applications.
Monitoring
Flow measurement and CO2 measurement for improved monitoring.
Battery Management
Li-ion rechargeable battery with a runtime of up to 10 hours.
Connectivity
Digital documentation via Bluetooth® data transmission.
Resuscitation Capabilities
Specific mode for CPR with the innovative CCSV ventilation mode.
Rapid Sequence Induction
Supports induction of anaesthetic with the RSI mode.
2.5kg Weight
Lightweight device suitable for ground and air emergency medical services.
Hygiene Filter
Filter protects the device from viral and bacterial contamination.
You will get a completely new view of modern ventilation with MEDUMAT Standard2, the successor to MEDUMAT Standard and MEDUMAT Standarda. Developed in close cooperation with users, the device boasts a monitor with a large color display that shows all major respiratory parameters. The familiar color coding, e.g., for patient selection, allows for intuitive operation. Safety is ensured by clearly organised operating elements and symbols, effective acoustic and visual alarms and other details.
Lee Salmon, Aircrew Critical Care Paramedic – Great North Air Ambulance
Integrated Ventilation Modes:
Optional Modes and Functions:
In CCSV (Chest Compression Synchronized Ventilation) mode, a mechanical breath is initiated in sync with each chest compression. This means no gas volume escapes from the lungs and the pressure in the lungs provides support during the chest compression.
Non-invasive CPAP therapy via a mask offers many advantages. A prerequisite is that the patient is awake and breathing spontaneously. A particularly important aspect in emergency medicine is that CPAP therapy can be initiated immediately by EMS field providers.
Rapid Sequence Induction, a shortened form of anesthesia induction, is an important application in emergency ventilation. It is used if the patient needs to be intubated particularly quickly. The RSI mode of MEDUMAT Standard2 has the right function for every step of the treatment.
Preoxygenation
Manual triggering of ventilator breath with MEDUtrigger
Position check of tube
In pre-hospital treatment, during the transport of ventilated patients, in the emergency or trauma room, the ergonomic and simple operation of MEDUMAT Standard2 sets a new standard for therapeutic safety. This user-friendly perspective on emergency and transport ventilation is unmatched.
MEDUMAT Standard2 can be adjusted to any circumstances and users. In addition to IPPV, the device is equipped with the modes CPR (for cardiopulmonary resuscitation), RSI (for rapid sequence induction), Demand and CPAP (optionally with ASB). Users also can activate the optional volume-controlled modes SIMV, S-IPPV and inhalation and the pressure-controlled modes PCV, aPCV, BiLevel + ASB and PRVC + ASB, and a CO2 monitoring mode. All settings are based on current requirements such as the ERC Resuscitation Guidelines. Settings can be customised upon request.
| Dimensions: | 206 mm x 137 mm x 130 mm |
| Weight: | Approx. 2.5 kg |
| Temperature (operating conditions): | -18 °C to +50 °C (0 °C to +40 °C with CO₂ measurement) |
| Height above sea level (operating conditions): | -500 m to 5 000 m |
| Degree of protection against: – Ingress of solid foreign bodies – Ingress of dust – Ingress of water with harmful effect |
IP54 |
| Resistance to shock and vibration: | EN 1789 EN 794-3 ISO 10651-3 RTCA DO-160 MIL-STD 810 G |
| Battery runtime (typically): | Up to 10 h |
| Power supply: | 12 to 15 V or 100 to 240 V / 50 to 60 Hz with external power supply unit |
| Ventilation modes (standard): | IPPV CPR RSI CPAP Demand |
| Ventilation modes (optional): | SIMV SIMV + ASB S-IPPV CPAP + ASB PCV aPCV BiLevel + ASB PRVC + ASB CCSV |
| Monitoring: | Airway pressure Optional: Expiratory flow/volume Capnography etCO₂ trend Chest compression rate (only with CCSV) |
| Other functions: | CCSV mode for resuscitation RSI mode for induction of anesthesia Bluetooth® data transmission option Night Vision Goggles option |
| FiO₂: | AirMix (approx. 60%) or 100% |
| Tidal volume: | 50 ml to 2 000 ml |
| Ventilation rate: | 5/min to 50/min I:E: 1:4 to 4:1, 1:1 in CPR Manual |
| PEEP: | 0 mbar to 30 mbar |
| Further standards used: | EN 60601-1 EN 60601-1-2 EN 794-3 ISO 10651-3 EN 13718-2 |
