GE Giraffe StaR

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Giraffe Stand-alone Infant Resuscitation System

The Giraffe Stand-alone Infant Resuscitation System provides you with access to critical equipment you need for safe, effective resuscitation of the newborns in your care. And it’s so portable that you can set it up anywhere you need it, from the Emergency Department to NICU to well-baby nursery.

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Infant Resuscitation System for L&D, NICU and intra-hospital transport

  • Full integration of critical resuscitation features makes set-up easy and keeps the care area organized. And, it simplifies standardization of resuscitation protocols across the perinatal care area
  • The streamlined design puts all the therapy right at your fingertips, giving you convenient and unobstructed access to suction, blended gases, and monitored positive pressure capability
  • Flexible mounting options, from roll stand to GCX arms, let you use it alongside any warmer, incubator, or hybrid bed in your facility
  • Ideal for intra-hospital transport; it’s designed to easily mount on the Giraffe Shuttle, giving you quick access to essential resuscitation equipment when moving the baby within the hospital
  • Innovative T-piece circuit promotes ergonomically comfortable hand-positioning and single-handed control of breathing
  • Built-in pressure-priority valve insures the system, when connected to both wall and tank gas sources, first draws from the wall thereby conserving tank gases for transportation
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