Introducing Atlan® A100 - Dräger’s Latest Innovation in Anaesthesia Workstations

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Furthermore Atlan® A100/XL when networked with Dräger Connect, our innovative cloud-enabled digital platform, delivers valuable insights via data analytics and digital services. This connectivity streamlines workflows, optimizes costs, and enhances operational efficiency in operating rooms.
Mumbai, April 10th,2025:  Dräger, a global leader in medical and safety technology, announces the launch of the Atlan® A100 anesthesia workstation in India, an innovative anesthesia workstation engineered to enhance patient care and optimize workflows in the operating room (OR). The Atlan® A100 system offers advanced lung protective ventilation, low-flow anesthesia, and infection prevention measures, providing medical professionals with the tools they need to optimize patient outcomes and enhance efficiency in the perioperative field.

Key features of the Atlan® A100/XL system include:
? Adaptive piston control, precise tidal volume delivery, and PEEP compensation to reduce postoperative pulmonary complications.
? Integrated active warming of the breathing system and fresh gas decoupling function to minimize anesthetic agent consumption and environmental impact.
? Reprocessing-friendly design with smooth surfaces and quick disassembly/assembly of the breathing system to support infection control.
? Scalability and flexibility to meet the specific spatial conditions of different ORs, enhancing staff satisfaction and performance.

“At Dräger, we are committed to innovation and excellence in healthcare technology. The Atlan® A100 system is designed to improve patient care and safety through advanced lung protective ventilation and low-flow anesthesia, while focusing on optimizing the entire perioperative process – improving both patient outcomes and operational efficiency,” said Shalin Patel, CEO Asia Pacific, Dräger expressing his excitement about the launch in India. The Atlan® A100 system delivers advanced ventilation technology for adults, pediatric patients, and neonates, revolutionizing care with seamless workflows across hospital departments. Its sophisticated networking capabilities provide easy access to patient and therapy data, ensuring robust security through encryption and controlled user authentication.

Dhritimay Dhar, Vice President- Sales and Marketing, Medical Business, highlighted the system’s versatility and connectivity, saying, " The Atlan® A100/XL system is incredibly versatile and adaptable to the diverse needs of healthcare professionals. Its seamless integration with hospital networks and therapy devices ensures streamlineddata exchange, which  ultimately enhances patient care, supports infection prevention, and delivers a high level of performance in acute care settings.” Atlan® A100/XL anaesthesia machine comprises a fully Integrated Workstation Solution together with Dräger Patient monitoring solutions (e.g. Infinity Acute Care System and Vista Patient Monitoring System). This provides ventilation parameters, gas measurements and vital signs data on a single interface for a complete clinical view at the point of care to support decision making for enhanced patient care and efficiency during perioperative care. Furthermore Atlan® A100/XL when networked with Dräger Connect, our innovative cloud-enabled digital platform, delivers valuable insights via data analytics and digital services. This connectivity streamlines workflows, optimizes costs, and enhances operational efficiency in operating rooms.

The Atlan® A100/XL is manufactured by Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA and is now available for use across healthcare facilities in India. For more information about the Atlan® A100/XL and its availability, please visit:https://www.draeger.com/en_in/Products/Atlan-A100-A100-XL?cid=pr-in-2025-04-08-atlan-a100-launch-

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