EVONE and FCV Technology: Innovation in Ventilation for Thoracic Surgery

EVONE and Flow Controlled Ventilation (FCV) take centre stage at the 10th Conference on Updates in Anesthesiology and Thoracic Surgery.

On November 5th, the 10th Conference on Updates in Anesthesiology and Thoracic Surgery brings together healthcare professionals to explore the latest developments and advances in anesthesiology and respiratory management in thoracic surgery.

As part of the programme, a presentation and hands-on workshop are focusing on the EVONE ventilation system and FCV (Flow Controlled Ventilation) technology, offering participants the opportunity to discover a different approach to mechanical ventilation.

EVONE incorporates FCV technology, which enables active control of airflow during both inspiration and expiration. Unlike conventional ventilation modes, FCV actively regulates both phases of the respiratory cycle, allowing precise control of flow and airway pressure.

One of the key distinguishing features of FCV is its active control of expiration, transforming it from a passive process into a controlled phase of ventilation. This approach opens up new possibilities for managing ventilation during complex surgical procedures, including thoracic surgery.

Through the practical workshop, participants are gaining first-hand insight into how EVONE works, its technical features and the principles behind FCV technology, exploring its potential applications in anesthesia and thoracic surgery.

FCV represents an innovative approach to mechanical ventilation, opening new perspectives in respiratory management and contributing to the ongoing evolution of clinical practice.