The?Maquet SERVO I?ventilation system can be used on a variety of patients from neonatal, pediatric, to adults. It has the ability to handle the most acute phases of respiratory distress, through recovery, and to the waning phases of the ventilation process. The SERVO-i continuously delivers outstanding ventilator treatment as gently as possible. This is in part to the performance, monitoring capabilities, treatment options, and tools that this ventilator offers. Since this ventilator can be used on a wide variety of patients, it is suitable for most environments from the ICU to the NICU department. The Maquet SERVO-I ventilator allows you to choose the treatment option based on your patients? needs without having to worry about the ventilator’s capabilities.
Servo-i supports both invasive and non-invasive ventilation. It combines the highest level of clinical performance with outstanding mobility and cost-efficiency. Ease of training, operation, and maintenance, as well as flexibility and modularity, ensures a low life-cycle cost. The economic benefits in operating this modular platform are considerable: there is no need to scrap and reinvest for different patient categories and situations.

Specification of Maquet Servo-I Ventilator:
BrandMaquetModelServo-IModes of ventilationSIMV+VG,SIPPV+VG,PSV+VGPatient Age GroupAdultOperation ModeBattery OperatedVoltage100 – 120 V AC +/-10%Display TypeLCDDisplay Size31 cm (12.1″) diagonalAtmospheric Pressure660 to 1060 hPaBreathing ModeLowest pressure in breathing system 400 cmH2ORelative Humidity15 to 95% non-condensingBias Flow2 l/minMax Over Pressure115 cmH2OWeight44.1 lbs (20 kg)Size51.8 In (H) x 22 In (W) x 25.2 In (D)Features of Maquet Servo-I Ventilator:
Mechanical Ventilation
Use of a machine to induce alternating inflation and deflation of the lungs with air
Regulates Oxygen/CO2 levels in the blood
Volume and Pressure of Air forced into the Lungs is controlled
Has to meet the varying demands of patient ventilation
Modes of Ventilation
Volume control
Pressure control
CPAP/BIPAP
Support Ventilation
Combination Of Modes
Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation
Components of Ventilator System
Compressed Gas Source
Patient Breathing Circuit
Mixer/Blender
Hoses
Optional monitoring
O2
Volume
Classification
Driving Mechanism
Pneumatic (Mark 7)
Electronic (Siemens 900C)Function
Respirators: Short time ventilator support
Conventional Ventilators: long-term, advanced Support Portability
Transport/battery backup Patients Adult-Pediatric Or Neonatal
Technologies
Turbine technology
High-frequency Oscillatory ventilation
Modes IMV, SIMV, PC, VC, S/T etc.
MRI Compatible (Nonferromagnetic components)
Flow Sensors- Volume Measurements
Pressure transducers