Dräger Infinity Delta Series - Monitoring; Software

Supplement – Infinity
®
Delta Series Software VF10.1 117
Supplement for Infinity Delta Series Software
Pulse Contour Cardiac Output (PiCCO) Monitoring
Pulse Contour Parameters and Thermodilution Setup Menus
On the Pulse Contour Parameters Setup Menu table and the Thermodilution Setup Menu table, the CVP
Value Description and Available Settings are changed.
When performing a cardiac output calibration and the Manual CVP setting in the Pulse Contour setup
menu is set to enabled, ensure 4 minutes have passed after initiating the calibration before entering a CVP
value.
Peripheral Devices and Associated Software
Overview
If OSI OpticalCAM blood gas monitor pH values are interfaced into the monitor through MIB, the trended
pH values are not available on the central station. This information is transferred over the network and
through Gateway and, therefore, does not impact interfaced information systems. This trended
information should be available directly from the blood gas analyzer or interfaced information systems.
Independent Surgical Display (ISD)
When MultiGas is turned off on the Delta, the ISD may display additional invalid waveforms and parameter
fields. Refer to the primary source device for all diagnostic and therapeutic decisions.
If an ISD is used in the OR with PiCCO measurements, ensure that both the pulse contour and
thermodilution parameter boxes are displayed on the ISD. This step prevents any resets of the ISD
following a PiCCO measurement.
If you are using the Independent Surgical Display and it is configured for the display mode Monitor, make
sure the setting MultiGas is enabled in the respective setup menu to ensure that the waveforms and
values on the ISD appear correctly.
Menu Item Description Available Settings
CVP Value Allows user to select a CVP value.
NOTE: The auto CVP Value, if
available, is used until the manual
CVP Value menu is enabled. If auto
CVP Value is unavailable or is out of
range, a default of 5 mmHg is used.
5 mmHg (default)
0 mmHg to 50 mmHg
(in increments of 1 mmHg)