GE Healthcare Et Control for the Aisys Carestation - Manual (Page 2)

Focus on what matters most
The anesthetist’s job is both art and science — a fluid
blend of expertise and hard data, all aimed at tailoring
the optimal anesthesia plan for each patient.
Anesthetists spend valuable time checking and
re-checking EtO
2
and EtAA values, adjusting O
2
and
agent settings, re-adjusting for changes in uptake
and metabolic rate, to ensure safe and effective
anesthesia. All this in parallel with a multitude of
other time-consuming and complex tasks.
There is no question that digital technology can
help eliminate many of the time-consuming manual
processes involved in agent and gas delivery as well
as patient monitoring.
The question is ‘how’?
How can EtO
2
and EtAA levels be monitored and regulated
safely, reliably, and cost-effectively by digital technology?
How can anesthetists reduce tedious and redundant tasks,
without relinquishing control and without jeopardizing
the quality of patient care?
GE Healthcare has the answer.
Et Control: Tailored Anesthesia through Simplified Automation