iTIVA Anesthesia

TRY IT FOR FREE, 10 USES WITHOUT TIME RESTRICTIONS! iTIVA is a simulation program that provides information about distribution of drugs based on mathematical models, and it simulate the behavior of a TCI pump (up to 3 drugs at time), obtaining infusion rates to reach and maintain a stable target effect site concentration, those schemes can be implemented in volumetric infusion pumps, and be guided with pharmacokinetics models. So now pharmacokinetics can become an easy topic and understanding what is going on during a infusion of a intravenous drug, too. Pharmacokinetic models iTIVA include 11 drugs and 40 pharmacokinetic models, that are updated continuously: -Remifentanil Adults: Minto
, Eleveld, Kim Kids: Rigby-Jones, Eleveld, Ross -Fentanyl
 Adults: Shafer, Scott
 Kids: Ginsberg, Encinas (Neonates) -Sufentanil
 Adults: Gepts, Bovill
 Kids: Greely -Alfentanil
 Adults: Maitre -Ketamine Adults: Domino, Clements-250 
 Kids: Herd, Elkomy -Procaine Adults: Seifen -Lidocaine
 Adults: Dyck, Schnider -Propofol
 Adults: Schnider, Eleveld, Marsh, Cortinez 
 Kids: Peadfusor, Kataria, Eleveld -Dexmedetomidine 
 Adults: Hannivoort, Dyck, Lin, Venn
 Kids: Potts -Midazolam
 Adults: Albrecht, Greenblatt -Tranexamic
 Adults: Grassin-Delyle Kids: Goobie, Grassun-Delyle iTIVA also calculate the end tidal (Et) for Isoflurane, Sevoflurane and Desflurane for the MAC age, with the use of the Mapleson equation. Created by David Ramirez MD, Cali - Colombia. Universidad de Valle. david@itiva.co • WARNING: iTIVA is not designed to handle intravenous drugs for individual patients. Its use is limited to educational purposes to demonstrate pharmacokinetic principles when performing intravenous anesthesia. Therefore the user assumes all risks from the use of this application for clinical purposes. Infusion schemes are obtained from concentrations based on models published in the medical literature; therefore concentrations achieved from these schemes can vary widely, in the same manner for clinical effects. This application should only be used by people with extensive knowledge in Anesthesiology. We don't collect any information about you, for more info about our privacy policy, refer to http://itiva.co/privacy.html