Complete, Modular Pulmonary Function System

The base unit includes spirometry, closed circuit helium dilution, functional residual capacity (FRC) and lung sub-divisions along with a CO2 scrubber and circulating fans. The 12-litre spirometer with a true volume displacement horizontal dry rolling seal is completely user accessible for easy maintenance and cleaning.

• Compact system with cart or table-top configurations
• Ability to upgrade options over time
• High precision, reliable, accurate, and stable gold-standard Lilly heated pneumotachograph with no moving parts
• Low cost of operation and low maintenance
• The software suite with complete operator and patient guide included
• All measurement programs in the volumetric P.F.T. system is controlled by the powerful software. Featured in the standard configuration are the following testing options.

Basic Spirometry: (with option for every test to use either the closed circuit or the open circuit) Includes Forced Vital Capacity, Slow Vital Capacity, Maximum Voluntary Ventilation and Minute Tidal Ventilation including broncho challenge testing software.

Lung Volumes Methods (FRC, VC, IC, ERV, RV, TLC)

Unique: He Dilution Wash-in with standard method and closed circuit by unique low resistance dry rolling seal spirometer He dilution technique with O2 compensation and CO2 absorption.

Choice of Three DLCO Options

Unique: Medisoft is the only manufacturer featuring a choice of three diffusion methods.

• Single Breath with Helium trace gas (He)
• DLCO-NO dual diffusion method (Trace gas He) (Exclusive) with membrane diffusion (DM) and Capillary blood volume (Vc)
• Re-breathing Diffusion Dlco rb using inspiratory bag

Additional Options to Complete Your Pulmonary Diagnostic Testing

Bronchoprovocation and Special Resistance Testing:

• PROVO4 Provocation System: automated, software controlled, accurate and safe bronchial provocation testing.
• RINT: resistance measurement using interrupter technique. Ideal for children. The Air Pro suitable for children and adults over 5 years old (Angle is accurately measuring the patient whose weight
• NEP (negative expiratory pressure): alternative method to detect expiratory flow limitation, which does not require performance of forced expiratory efforts on the part of the patient, or a body plethysmography test.
• Respiratory Mechanics Testing:
• MIP – MEP (maximum inspiratory and maximum expiratory pressure): indicator of respiratory muscle strength.
• SNIP: maximal nasal inspiratory pressure using a nasal cannula. A non-invasive indicator of diaphragmatic muscle fatigue.
• P01: inspiratory occlusion pressure at 0.1 seconds, for respiratory muscle drive evaluation.
• Static and dynamic compliance and resistance: measured by intra-oesophageal balloon catheters.

Technical Specifications