Zeus Infinity Empowered (IE) – Process-Optimizing

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Zeus Infinity Empowered (IE) –
Process-Optimizing Equipment Technology in
Anesthesia
German hospitals have been confronted with new economic conditions and
increasing competition since the introduction of case-based lump sums.
Nowadays, doctors and nursing staff are not only faced with the challenge of
guaranteeing a high quality of medical care, but also working in a costefficient and process-optimized manner. The need for new equipment
concepts is particularly great in the specialist field of anesthesia, in which
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The Dräger Zeus Infinity Empowered (IE) anesthesia system combines
various anesthesia techniques in one system. The integrated patient
monitoring and integration of IV syringe pumps help anesthetists make and
implement therapeutic decisions. A common user interface allows the
anesthetist to see and control all functions at a glance. Interfaces, such as
USB and Ethernet, ensure that the Zeus IE can be integrated in existing and
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future IT landscapes.
The Zeus IE is suitable for use in operation theatres, entry and exit areas, as
well as other rooms used for medical purposes.
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Automatic anesthetic gas control:
for a high degree of patient safety and simple operation
The precise control of the anesthetic through the exact dosage of anesthetic
agents is very important for patient safety. With the Zeus IE it is possible to
accurately perform an automatic control of oxygen, carrier gas and volatile
anesthetics, as well as the manually controlled dosage of fresh gas. This
system of target controlled anesthesia (TCA) allows anesthetists to define
target values. The TCA function ensures that these target values are
achieved and adhered to. The automatic control delivers the exact quantity of
anesthetic gas1,2 and not only makes fast introduction and recovery of the
anesthetic possible, but also a stable depth of anesthesia. The Zeus IE also
completes the anesthetization quickly in AC (Auto Control) mode, without it
being affected by changes to the fresh gas flow.3 The TCA can help
determine the effects of the anesthesia used more accurately.4 This means it
is possible, before the introduction, to aim for an end tidal concentration of
anesthetic agents that comes very close to achieving the desired effect.5,6
Closed system for efficient anesthesia
With the TurboVent 2 turbine ventilator, the Zeus IE
can be operated as a closed anesthesia system with
full rebreathing in Auto Control mode. The precise
dosage of anesthetic gas quantities in the closed
Zeus IE system reduces the consumption of gas
and anesthetic agents
7,8,9
and can thus cut costs.
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In this "closed system" operating mode, only so
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much gas is consumed as the patient actually uses.
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Less gas is used than in low flow or minimal flow anesthesia12,13 - and with
fully-automatic anesthetic application. The anesthetic agent used is applied
directly to the breathing circuit. This means that the time required for the
anesthetic is optimized, independent of the fresh gas supply.14
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The Zeus IE is the only anesthesia system with turbine-based ventilation. The
ventilation quality of the TurboVent 2 can be compared to that of intensive
ventilation. It allows the patient room to breathe (spontaneous breathing) at
any time, regardless of the mode. As a result, adults, children and newborns
can be adequately ventilated throughout the entire anesthesia.
Medication database supports intravenous therapy
Total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA) is a form of anesthesia, in which the
anesthetist does not use anesthetic gases. The anesthesia is brought about
solely by the intravenous injection of a sedative (hypnotic) and a pain reliever
(analgetic) through syringe pumps. This differs to balanced anesthesia, in
which injectable anesthetic agents are used to introduce the anesthesia and
anesthetic gases are used to maintain anesthesia. The integration of syringe
pumps in the Zeus IE allows TIVA and balanced anesthesia, as well as
regional anesthesia, which is used to free a certain area of the body from
pain.
The medication database integrated in the Zeus IE automatically provides the
TIVA with the preconfigured standard values and dosage limits defined by the
health professional for medication applied intravenously, based on patient
data entered, such as weight and height. Intelligent alarm management
monitors these settings and can, therefore, reduce the risk of user errors.
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Standardization for intuitive and efficient operation
The operating concept for the Zeus IE is structured intuitively and provides all
the functions on a touch screen. Comprehensive standardizations, in line with
other Dräger products, make it simpler to familiarize oneself with the device.
This reduces the cost of training and increases operating safety. A clear
alarm display and flashing rotary knob further increase the user's awareness,
thus ensuring improved patient safety. In addition, the device can be
configured to reduce the number of operating steps. This reduces the
workload, leaving the doctor with more time for the patient.15 The additional
functions of the Zeus IE, such as time-controlled automatic system check,
leak assistant and remote service concept (reduces maintenance effort due to
the ability to perform automatic diagnoses and transfer data directly to Dräger
Service) also contribute to the saving of valuable time on routine tasks.
Downtime can be reduced to a minimum, thus reducing operating costs.
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1
Cf. M.M.R.F. Struys et al: “Time course of inhaled anaesthetic drug delivery using a new multifunctional
closed-circuit anaesthesia ventilator. In vitro comparison with a classical anaesthesia machine.” British
Journal of Anaesthesia 94 (3): 306-17, 2005. p. 306.
2
Cf. B.Lortat-Jacob et al: Assessing the clinical or pharmaco-economical benefit of target controlled
desflurane delivery in surgical patients using the Zeus anaesthesia machine.” Anaesthesia 64, pages
1229-1235, 2009. p. 1233.
3
Cf. M.M.R.F. Struys et al: “Time course of inhaled anaesthetic drug delivery using a new multifunctional Contakt
closed-circuit anaesthesia ventilator, In vitro comparison with a classical anaesthesia machine.” British
Journal of Anaesthesia 94 (3): 306-17, 2005. p. 306.
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Mirja Kaupmann
Cf. c.a.r.e. No.3 / 2005, Interview Prof Dr. Michael Struys, p. 12.
Tel. +49 451 882-2587
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Cf. B.Lortat-Jacob et al: Assessing the clinical or pharmaco-economical benefit of target controlled
desflurane delivery in surgical patients using the Zeus anaesthesia machine.” Anaesthesia 64, pages
1229-1235, 2009. p. 1229.
Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA
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Cf. c.a.r.e. No.3 / 2005, Interview Prof Dr. Michael Struys, p. 12.
Moislinger Allee 53–55
23542 Lübeck, Germany
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Cf. B.Lortat-Jacob et al: Assessing the clinical or pharmaco-economical benefit of target controlled
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desflurane delivery in surgical patients using the Zeus anaesthesia machine.” Anaesthesia 64, pages
1229-1235, 2009. p. 1233.
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Cf. ib. p. 1233.
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Cf. M.M.R.F. Struys et al: “Time course of inhaled anaesthetic drug delivery using a new multifunctional
closed-circuit anaesthesia ventilator, In vitro comparison with a classical anaesthesia machine.” British
Journal of Anaesthesia 94 (3): 306-17, 2005. p. 313.
10
Cf. ib, p. 1234.
11
Cf. Dr. Hans-Christoph Bechthold: „Möglichkeiten einer Kreislaufwirtschaft in der Anästhesie“.
Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA,. 2009. p. 7.
12
Cf. Low Flow Anaesthesia with Dräger Machines. Prof. Dr. med. Jan A. Baum. 2004. p. 100 – 105.
13
Cf. c.a.r.e. No.3 / 2005, Interview Prof Dr. Michael Struys, p. 10.
14
Cf. ib. p. 10.
15
Cf. B.Lortat-Jacob et al: Assessing the clinical or pharmaco-economical benefit of target controlled
desflurane delivery in surgical patients using the Zeus anaesthesia machine.” Anaesthesia 64, pages
1229-1235, 2009. p. 1229.
The Dräger Zeus Infinity Empowered (IE) is manufactured by Drägerwerk AG & Co. KG.
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mirja.kaupmann@draeger.com
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Moislinger Allee 53–55
23542 Lübeck, Germany
www.draeger.com
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