Schwabe OPC-BONO (Open resuscitation system)

2019: Registration in Roszdravnadzor

On April 8, 2019 the Rostec company reported that an open resuscitation system of Schwabe holding in a line of BONO for recovery of the vital functions of newborns was registered by Roszdravnadzor and prepares for start in a series. The document confirms complete readiness of a system for application in medical institutions. Such equipment will be manufactured in Russia for the first time. The equipment is created at the Schwabe enterprise – Ural Optical & Mechanical Plant of E.S. Yalamov (UOMZ).

According to the company, devices of a line of BONO are the Russia's first devices for nursing of newborns combining in construction the phototherapy module, the infrared heater and the respiratory block. OPC reduces terms of treatment and nursing of newborns, reduces percent of the diseases and complications connected with jaundice, is used as the main and additional sources of heat, for respiratory therapy without intubation.

Rostec helps to solve the tasks set within the Health care national project: we create the medical equipment which helps to save health and lives of patients. The resuscitation OPC-BONO system is developed for recovery of the vital functions of children, including those which were born with extremely low body weight. This equipment passed all clinical trials, having been highly appreciated by quality and efficiency from doctors. Oleg Yevtushenko, chief executive of Rostec

Unlike foreign analogs, a domestic resuscitation system is equipped with the heater and the system of phototherapy, and the children's bed with function of rotation on 360º allows to give the necessary provision to the child during the procedures, without intruding upon his leisure.

OPC-BONO has two methods of installation of time and the mode of intensity of phototherapy and capacities of heating. The bed of the patient is equipped with a removable pallet for installation X-ray cartridge, the intensity of the radiant heater is regulated depending on temperature of skin of the patient. The built-in accumulator holds a charge up to 60 minutes.