Efficient Efficient. Flexible. Cost-Effective. Flexible Cost-Effective Introducing the Aeroneb® Professional Nebulizer System An exceptional aerosol delivery option for clinicians that saves time, lowers costs and provides flexibility for respiratory therapy throughout the hospital.
The Aeroneb Pro provides effective dose delivery of physician-prescribedinhalation solutions for infants through adults requiring positive pressurebreathing assistance, including mechanical ventilation, as well as hand-heldnebulizer therapy. Utilizing Aerogen’s unique aerosol generator, theAeroneb Pro produces a fine particle, low velocity aerosol withoutenvironmentally unfriendly propellants, inefficient compressors or costlyultrasonic elements.
The Aeroneb Pro overcomes the issue of poor aerosol delivery duringmechanical ventilation, depositing up to four times more medicationthrough an endotracheal tube (in vitro) during mechanical ventilation thansmall volume nebulizers (SVNs). SVNs have been reported to deliverbetween 1–3%1 of the nominal dose to the lungs during mechanicalventilation, compared to 2–18%2 in nonintubated patients. Performance Characteristics Table3
1CJ Harvey et al, European Respiratory Journal, 1997; 10: 905-909; 2GC Smaldone et al, Journal of Aerosol Medicine, Volume11, Number 2, 1998: pp. 113-125; 3Nebulization, 3 mL of 0.083% albuterol; 4MMAD: Mass Median Aerodynamic Diameter(micrometers); 5GSD: Geometric Standard Deviation; 6FPF: Fine Particle Fraction; 7Data on file at Aerogen, Inc.; 8Dosedeposited in vitro at endotracheal tube; Source: Fink JB, Schmidt D, Power J. Comparison of a nebulizer using a novel aerosolgenerator with a standard ultrasonic nebulizer designed for use during mechanical ventilation, ATS 2001.
Medication Temperature/Time
Aeroneb Pro does not heat ordegrade medications.
Source: Fink JB, Schmidt D,Power J. Comparison of anebulizer using a novel aerosolgenerator with a standard
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ultrasonic nebulizer designed foruse during mechanical ventilation,ATS 2001. Time (minutes) Efficient. Flexible. Cost-Effective. Efficient
• Maximizes respirable dose with 2.1 µm average MMAD,
• Does not collect or nebulize condensate from ventilator
• Unique aerosol generator does not heat or degrade
Flexible
• Delivers all medications approved for use with standard
Aerogen’s Aerosol Generator
• Operates inline with standard ventilator circuits and
• Usable in the hospital, ambulatory clinics and during
• Lightweight control module powered by AC or
Cost-Effective
• Low residual volume in medication cup (average 0.3 mL
• Multiple patient use• Autoclavable at 132ºC - 135ºC (270ºF - 275ºF)
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ORDER INFORMATION Physical: Aeroneb® Professional Nebulizer System
Nebulizer Unit weight: 25 grams (0.9 oz.)
Aeroneb® Professional (autoclavable) Nebulizer Unit
Control Module weight: 230 grams (8.1 oz.)Medication cup capacity: 10 mL
Accessories and replacement parts available. For more product information, visit Aerogen’s website at www.aerogen.com Power: Consumption: <6.5 watts (charging), <2.0 watts (nebulizing) AC/DC adapter (input 100 to 240 VAC 50/60Hz, output 9 V) or rechargeable battery (4.8 V nominal output) Patient isolation: Approved to IEC 60601-1 and AAMI ES1 Performance: See Performance Characteristics Table Noise level: Silent operation Frequency, Nebulizer Unit: 128 kilohertz (kHz) Configuration Options: Lightweight Portability Flexibility
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