Cardinal Health’s packs for non-procedural and procedural areas are designed to prevent central line infections, while improving supply management efficiency.
Designed specifically for the nursing unit, intensive care unit, neonatal unit, emergency room and pre-operative, recovery and cancer units, the Presource Central Line Insertion Packs for Non-Procedural Areas can help prevent central line infections in these environments, where sterile practices and techniques may be limited.

Newport Medical Instruments Inc.’s newest generation of ventilator, the Newport e360, has added a new Biphasic breath type to its latest software version.
Biphasic Pressure Release Ventilation (BPRV) allows free inhalation and exhalation during a pressure-controlled breath by means of a partially open, actively controlled exhalation valve. The goal of BPRV is to improve patient comfort, reduce the expiratory work of breathing and possibly improve oxygenation when the patient has an intact respiratory drive.

The ZOLL R Series is a code-ready device that reportedly features a OneStep system designed to simplify and speed up deployment of pacing and defibrillation therapy.

It offers tools to help clinicians improve CPR performance and can verify the condition and expiration date of the electrode set, according to Zoll. All of this testing reportedly occurs without disconnecting electrodes or paddles, or requiring additional equipment to test shock delivery.

The Levitan FPS Scope is the first difficult airway device designed to be integrated into a first pass laryngoscopy strategy, providing fiberoptic visualization, as needed, within five seconds for every intubation.
First pass success requires knowledge and skill to achieve success on the first attempt at laryngoscopy. The Levitan FPS Scope incorporates fiberoptic technology into every intubation and helps avoid trauma from multiple laryngoscopies.
With the Levitan, one can visually confirm tube placement in seconds, avoiding long attempts at intubation and

Autonomy Laparo-Angle Instruments from Cambridge Endo is a full line of articulating hand-held laparoscopic instruments.
While traditional hand-held laparoscopic devices are rigid, these new instruments have seven degrees of freedom designed to provide surgeons more access and control. The instruments are engineered to eliminate fatiguing hand, arm or shoulder positions for laparoscopic surgeons.
The Autonomy Laparo-Angle instrument line includes a needle holder and the electrocautery-capable Metzenbaum scissors, Maryland dissector and electrosurgery hook.