The GE Datex-Ohmeda Aestiva 5 is a flexible anesthesia delivery system designed for use in hospitals, operating rooms, and surgical centers. Manufactured by GE Healthcare, the Aestiva 5 combines advanced ventilation, precise fresh-gas flow control, and a modular trolley configuration to support a wide range of anesthesia applications.
This refurbished GE Aestiva 5 anesthesia machine is available in different configurations, including standard trolley, compact, and MRI-compatible versions. Depending on configuration, it can incorporate 7100 or 7900 SmartVent technology for volume- and pressure-controlled ventilation.
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Key Features
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SmartVent ventilation: Compatible configurations use 7100 or 7900 SmartVent technology.
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Volume & pressure ventilation: Supports volume and pressure ventilation modes depending on the installed ventilator configuration.
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Fresh Gas Compensation: Automatically adjusts flow rates to maintain consistent gas delivery and help minimize gas wastage.
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Low-flow anesthesia: Supports oxygen flow rates as low as 50 mL, according to the supplied specifications.
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Modular trolley: Flexible trolley design accommodates different vaporizer and gas configurations.
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Multiple configurations: Available in standard, compact, and MRI-compatible configurations.
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Tool-less maintenance: Designed with tool-less component access for easier servicing.
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Integrated cabling: Machine cables are integrated to simplify equipment management.
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MRI-compatible option: Specific configurations are designed for MRI environments and include a built-in Gauss alarm.
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Hospital & surgical center use: Suitable for professional anesthesia delivery environments.
SmartVent Ventilation
The Aestiva 5 can be configured with either a 7100 or 7900 SmartVent ventilator.
These ventilator configurations provide support for:
- Volume-controlled ventilation
- Pressure-controlled ventilation
- Controlled mechanical ventilation
- Anesthesia ventilation applications
Fresh Gas Compensation
The Fresh Gas Compensation function automatically adjusts flow rates to help maintain consistent gas delivery during ventilation.
This can be particularly useful during low-flow anesthesia because it helps compensate for changes in gas demand while reducing unnecessary fresh-gas consumption.
Low-Flow Anesthesia
The supplied specifications indicate support for oxygen flows down to 50 mL.
Low-flow operation can help reduce consumption of medical gases and volatile anesthetic agents when appropriate for the clinical technique and patient.
Available Aestiva 5 Configurations
| Configuration |
Description |
| Standard Trolley |
Modular configuration supporting two or three vaporizers and different gas configurations |
| MRI Compatible |
Designed for MRI environments with a built-in Gauss alarm for magnetic-field monitoring |
| Compact Version |
Space-saving configuration intended for smaller operating rooms and clinical areas |
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
GE Healthcare / Datex-Ohmeda |
| Model |
Aestiva 5 |
| Equipment Type |
Anesthesia delivery system |
| Condition |
Refurbished |
| Patient Application |
Professional anesthesia care |
| Ventilator |
7100 or 7900 SmartVent, depending on configuration |
| Ventilation |
Volume and pressure modes |
| Fresh Gas Compensation |
Yes |
| Minimum Oxygen Flow |
Down to 50 mL, as specified |
| Trolley |
Modular design |
| Vaporizer Capacity |
Two or three vaporizers on standard trolley configuration |
| MRI Version |
Available |
| MRI Safety Feature |
Built-in Gauss alarm on MRI-compatible configuration |
| Compact Version |
Available |
| Maintenance Design |
Tool-less component design |
| Cable Management |
Integrated machine cables |
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Product Disclaimer
Specifications and included accessories may vary by production batch, market, or manufacturer revision. Please verify the exact configuration with the seller before purchase. This product information is intended for general product guidance and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
