Rotaflow II System

The Rotaflow II System can be used for both veno-arterial (VA) and veno-venous (VV) ECLS / ECMO. VA-ECMO supports both, the heart and lung in the case of cardiac and or respiratory failure, while VV-ECMO offers therapy to patients who have severe pulmonary insufficiency and cannot be supported using conventional ventilation strategies. Both ECMO approaches can serve as a bridge to recovery or further treatment.

Rotaflow II not only comes in a completely new housing and with an enhanced and simplified user interface, but also offers many valuable features and improvements.

Easy to use and intuitive to operate

The user interface, with familiar elements, is easy-to-use and intuitive to operate. A simplified user interface is more user-friendly and can shorten the learning curve, for a safe use of the system.

Priming wizard guides and assists

Supporting features such as a step by step priming wizard guides and assists during the setup of the device, the connection and priming of the PLS Set as well as a functional test, if required.

Advanced alarm management

The advanced alarm management with supplementary information and guided assistance supports you in better troubleshooting and patient management.

Hot-swap capable Rotaflow II Drive

• The hot-plug capability of the new Rotaflow Drive ensures immediate exchange during operation
• Color-coded parts help the user to immediately recognize where to operate the device. As well as a new plug connection, it also helps to avoid confusion with old drive versions
• Use of external flow bubble and bubble sensors

Battery management concept

Rotaflow II offers a more sustainable and consumption-controlled replacement of batteries by the customer. The concept enables the customer to calibrate and replace the systems batteries, without Getinge intervention.

The user interface provides a clear overview for monitoring the battery charge level and the health status of the battery.

Both calibration and battery replacement can be handled in-house by trained hospital employees, cost-effectively and predictably for significantly reduced downtime.

Interfaces to external devices

• Electrical interface for transmission of alarms to an external system e. g. nurse call
• Ethernet network connection and serial interface RS232 for transmission of application and device data to external systems