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    The Trilogy Evo Ventilator: End-tidal CO2 Monitoring

    End-tidal CO2 is the level of carbon dioxide that is released at the end of an exhaled breath. The End-tidal CO2 monitor consists of two main components:

    • The Capnostat sensor is a non-disposable device that takes continuous carbon dioxide measurements from a patient’s exhaled breath. This is attached via a USB port into the side of the ventilator, and allows real-time adjustment of ventilator settings while the patient is being ventilated
    • An adapter that attaches to the patient’s circuit. This is disposable

    The Trilogy Evo Ventilator: End-tidal CO2 Monitoring

    End-tidal CO2 is the level of carbon dioxide that is released at the end of an exhaled breath. The End-tidal CO2 monitor consists of two main components:

    • The Capnostat sensor is a non-disposable device that takes continuous carbon dioxide measurements from a patient’s exhaled breath. This is attached via a USB port into the side of the ventilator, and allows real-time adjustment of ventilator settings while the patient is being ventilated
    • An adapter that attaches to the patient’s circuit. This is disposable
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