Leon Plus Engl 1.2
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The document describes the features and functions of an anesthesia machine. It lists various ventilation modes including synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation. It also describes the patient module, CO2 absorber, display, gas management system, and new ventilation modes like HLM mode and PSV. Graphs and measurements of various parameters can be displayed in real-time. Alarms and event logging functions are also summarized.
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#Reservoir bag
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