Good coordination is a prerequisite for correct inhalation therapy with a metered-dose inhaler. Inhalation therapy errors occur again and again and affect the transport of the active substance into the lungs and lead to medication being deposited in the mouth and throat.
The VORTEX holding chamber means coordinating simultaneous release and inhalation is no longer necessary, as the medication is first sprayed into the holding chamber and then inhaled from there. That makes inhalation easier and the active substance always reaches where it is needed.
What makes the VORTEX holding chamber the best choice:
Click on the video links below to find out more about the topics referred to. Please always observe the appropriate instructions for use.
VORTEX® |Assembly and use with babies and children
VORTEX® | Assembly and use for adults
VORTEX® | Cleaning
With a soft baby mask and the practical one-handed operation aid.
The new baby and child masks:
With a soft child mask.
The new baby and child masks:
For everyone who can inhale independently and without a mask
With an adult mask and the practical one-handed operation aid.
Service is essential to keep medical equipment operational and safe. Our Nordic service team consists of experienced service technicians stationed across the Nordic countries. Our service technicians are ready to take on your every service need.”
The worlds highest load accurate arm ergometer
The Brachumera sport is a modern and reliable arm ergometer that can be controlled both manually and by external equipment. Brachumera sport is currently used in Olympic and professional sports where the muscles in the arms and shoulders play a mayor role, e.g. kayaking and swimming.
Pedal Force Measurement allows for analysis of force balance and stroke efficiency. The arm ergometer for sports can deliver a load up till 2500 Watt. It can be connected to Lode Ergometry Software for data management, protocol creation and execution.
Reliable support system for rehabilitation
The Lode Body Weight Support System (BWSS) is especially developed to support patients that are not able to walk independently. They need support in order to be able to learn how to walk again. The Lode BWSS is the perfect product to enable this. During the training session, the patient weight can be supported accurately up to 80 kg, allowing a broad range of patients to use the system. The compensation weight can easily be adjusted with a remote control. The weight is compensated through a Unique use of spring combinations, which is a breakthrough and provides the most stable compensation system. This system is suitable for treadmills with a maximum walking surface width of 60 cm. It is standard supplied with a harness size M.
The height of the product is suitable for normal rooms (from 2,5 meters). For higher rooms you may consider to order height adjustment parts to enable use by taller patients. This will increase the height with 18 cm.
The Katana sport is a modern and reliable treadmill that can be connected to external ECG- and pulmonary devices as well as to a Lode software network (LEM or LCRM). The Lode Katana sport offers smooth acceleration and is continuously adjustable in a range of 0,5 – 30 km/h. The walking surface of 190 x 70 cm and elevation of 0 – 25%, make this treadmill the perfect solution for use in sport medical settings. The treadmill is equipped with a 7″ Control Unit with Touchscreen and fixed side handrails. The treadmill is executed with a special Lode Slat Technology with 106 soft grip covered slats that allows for high speed and a natural walking and running treadmill experience. Its Unique bearing technology delivers high speeds at low noise levels while needing low maintenance.
Multifunctional robust and reliable treadmill
Ultra large treadmill for various applications. By choosing accessories and options the treadmill can be configured to your specific application.
The available configuration is as follows:
The functionality of this treadmill can be enhanced considerably by using it with the Lode Ergometry Manager Software.
