Leoni Plus

Leoni plus

Leoni plus CLAC

Leoni plus Transport

Innovative ventilation technology for
the special needs of our smallest patients

Neonatal intensive care ventilation with the highest standards

key product benefits at a glance:

  • HFO* uses membrane oscillation
  • Volume-controlled ventilation
  • PSV mode
  • NIV (nCPAP, s-nCPAP, nIPPV, s-nIPPV, HiFlow, nHFO with Neojet)
  • VT trigger adaptation
  • 12-inch LCD color touchscreen, removable ƒ
  • Simple operation – no sub-menus
  • Curves and loops
- Battery operation for up to 200 minutes

CLAC: CLOSED-LOOP AUTOMATIC OXYGEN CONTROL

The manual regulation of inspiratory oxygen (FiO2 ) used to supply oxygen to premature infants, is often complicated and time-consuming. In collaboration (1) between Tübingen University Hospital and the Medical & Technical University of Vienna, a special algorithm was developed to automate the oxygen control provided to premature infants (CLAC: Closed-Loop Automatic Oxygen Control). Löwenstein Medical were able to validate these experiment results in a multicenter study (1) using the Leoni plus in daily hospital operations. In order to make the CLAC controller operation as easy and intuitive as possible for the user, the algorithm control and pulse oximetry measurement were integrated into the Leoni plus (2). The entire operation, including the measured data visualization and the alarm settings, is made over the respirator user interface. At a glance, the user can determine the current graphically displayed status of the patient. CLAC takes the routine adjustment of the inspiratory oxygen (FiO2) in inspiratory gas off the clinician‘s shoulders by constantly monitoring the demand and condition of the patient in adapting the equipment settings accordingly. Thus, the user is relieved of the routine tasks. The user has the possibility to switch off the automatic control at any time in order to regulate the oxygen content manually. „CLAC may improve oxygen administration to preterm infants receiving mechanical ventilation or nasal continuous positive airway pressure while reducing workload related to RMC. (Pediatrics 2014;133:e379–e385)“ (1).

Löwenstein Medical selected  Masimo SET (Signal Extraction Technology), because of ”best-in class” SpO2 algorithm performance, ensuring reliable readings under challenging monitoring conditions (low perfusion and movement artifact), which is essential for the functionality of the CLAC Option.

NEOJET

nCPAP system for premature babies and infants

Neojet supports spontaneous breathing of premature
and fully developed babies. The set comprises Neojet,
a set of adapter tubes, prongs, masks, a tape measure
and bonnets.

Neojet is attached to baby‘s head by means of easy-touse
bonnets and to its nose with short nasal prongs or
soft nasal masks.

Neojet active/variable flow-nCPAP generator:
This generator is designed to support the spontaneous
breathing of newborns by creating an adjustable jet
with continuous positive pressure. Suitable for premature
and fully developed newborns up to a tidal volume
of 20 ml.*

Neojet set of adapter tubes:
For Leoni plus and Leoni
plus Transport. Individually packaged for single use.

Nasal masks:
Individually packaged for single use in
combination with Neojet. The nasal masks are distinguished
by ultrasoft silicone and anatomical shape.

Nasal prongs:
Individually packaged for single use in
combination with an active Neojet.
Available in different sizes.

Key product benefits at a glance:

  • Low noise
  • Pressure trigger and spontaneous breathing detection without additional sensor
  • Flexible adapter for positioning prongs and mask
  • Patented flex tubes for easy application
  • Based on the Benveniste valve with volume chamber

LeoniPlus:

Ventilator for invasive and non-invasive ventilation of premature babies, neonates and infants up to 30 kg body weight for stationary use.

LeoniPlus transport:

Ventilator for premature babies, neonates and infants up to 30 kg body weight in the following application areas:

  •  in the intensive care ward, in intermediate care wards, in emergency wards, in care facilities, or in the recovery room
  •  during transport inside and outside the hospital with a connection comprising a safety system according to EN 1789:2010 (for emergency vehicles in road transport)
  •  during transport in aircraft with connection by means of a fastening system according to EN 13718-1 and RTCA/DO1 60G

Use only with an alternative ventilator available
When in use an alternative ventilator (e.g. manual resuscitator) must always be available.

Normal Start up, working out calibration and systemtest | Leoni plus

How to do an emergency start | Leoni plus

User Interface description and functions | Leoni plus

Principle and Advantage of a Tidal Volume Guarantee | Leoni plus

Tidalvolume Guarantee conventional Modes | Leoni plus

Working out closed suction Routine under VTG functionality | Leoni plus

Working out suction Routine and VTG, missing Pause VTG functionality | Leoni plus

Function of Tidalvolume Limitation | Leoni plus

Concept and Advantage of a closed loop O2 Control system | Leoni plus

How to take CLAC function into progress | Leoni plus

Tidalvolume Guarantee in HFO Ventilation mode | Leoni plus

Description of the CLAC Emergency Regulation | Leoni plus