Paris ICU and Critical Care Procurement Hub

A Frazier suction instrument is used to remove fluid from smaller or deeper operative spaces. The typically angled working profile supports access during ENT and neurosurgical procedures. It forms part of a clinical suction setup where the tip size and access angle are matched to the surgical field.

A Poole suction tube is used to evacuate larger volumes of fluid from a surgical field. It supports intra-abdominal suction and fluid removal during open procedures. The instrument is selected as part of a compatible suction setup according to the required access and fluid-management task.

A bubble CPAP system provides continuous positive airway pressure through a breathing circuit with a submerged expiratory outlet. It supports clinically supervised non-invasive respiratory care using a compatible patient interface. This listing should be distinguished from automatic sleep-therapy CPAP devices; the pressure range, humidification arrangement and patient circuit are matched to the selected system.

A cartridge-based point-of-care analyzer provides blood-gas and electrolyte measurements from a small blood sample. It supports near-patient analysis of blood-gas and electrolyte measurements for clinical review.

A hemodialysis machine supports extracorporeal blood treatment when kidney function is impaired. It is used with a dialysis circuit and dialyzer to help remove waste products and excess fluid from the blood. The equipment forms part of a supervised renal-care workflow in dialysis departments and hospital treatment units.

Deluxe 5-function electric ICU hospital bed with motorized backrest, knee rest, height elevation, Trendelenburg / Reverse Trendelenburg, ABS split side-rails with built-in controls, and manual/electric CPR quick release.

A ventilator provides mechanical respiratory support for patients who require assistance with breathing. This listing covers equipment for invasive and non-invasive ventilation workflows. The selected system is matched to the clinical requirements, available ventilation modes and intended patient interfaces.

An anesthesia workstation supports delivery of anesthetic gases and management of ventilation during surgery. It forms part of the operating-theatre anesthesia setup alongside the required patient monitoring equipment. The selected configuration is matched to the intended breathing circuit, vaporizers and ventilation requirements.