Comprehensive Infant Care Centre

The CIC 101 from PHOENIX is simply the most sophisticated neonatal open care system available today. It has been designed to meet the requirements involved in providing care for the preterm intant and to meet the critical situations that may arise in providing such care.CIC 101 is remarkably convenient and user friendly, the space around the intant is organized efficiently for the convenience of care-givers, the mother and visitors.

WARMER UNIT

Temperature sensing is performed using a thermistor. The entire warmer unit may be swivelled away on either side when X-ray equipment is used. 

LAMPS

Two soft-start examination lamps minimize disturbance of the sleeping baby. The lamps are switched on or off and dimmed using Phoenix's innovative non touch system. This system ensures that infections are not spread by contact with switches.

ALARMS

The unified alarm system facilitates intelligent management of alarms for different alarm situations. Alarms are ramped, thereby reducing noise disturbance. A pilot lamp gives a visual indication. 

HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

The height of the bed along with the control and display panel and the warmer unit may be adjusted to your convenience. Foot-operated switches have been provided on both sides of the equipment for adjusting the height easily.

INSTRUMENT TRAY

Instrument trays may be placed at six convenient locations. 

DISPLAY

The graphic LCD display is integrated with the controls. All vital parameters are displayed clearly in one panel and trended over 24 hours.

PULSE OXIMETRY

Pulse oximetry measurements are performed using well established Technology. 

WEIGHING SCALE

The CIC 101 features an in-bed weighing scale, and so the baby does not need to be transferred for weight measurements. The weights of nappies, caps, etc. are automatically discounted.

CPAP

The resuscitation unit features intermittent positive pressure ventilation (IPPV). The flow-based operation of the CPAP unit is baby friendly and eases the breathing. 

THE BED

The bed also swivels to provide quick access to the infant's head for resuscitation in emergencies. This feature also permits close contact with the mother. The bed may be tilted to Trendelenberg  and Fowler like

positions after surgery and after a feed.

A gas assisted mechanism tilts the bed smoothly. X ray trays may be slid into and out of the X ray compartment without any need to handle the infant.