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Report date: 12.01.2026
Breas Vivo 65 Mechanical Ventilator (Respiratory Device) Analysis Report
Device Identification and Brand/Model Analysis
As a result of the analysis of the medical device shown in the visuals, it has been definitively determined that the product is a Vivo 65 model mechanical ventilator from the Breas brand. The “Vivo 65 by Breas” inscription on the front of the device and its characteristic design confirm this identification. The device is an advanced home-type mechanical ventilator used to provide respiratory support to patients.
General Condition and Cosmetic State
Upon examination of the device’s external casing and physical condition, the following details stand out:
- Case Structure: No visible cracks, deep scratches, or dents were detected on the device’s grey and black hard plastic casing. It can be classified as “very clean” or “lightly used” cosmetically.
- Side Panels: The blue strip and black gridded ventilation areas on the left side of the device appear clean. No significant dust accumulation is observed on the cooling grilles, which indicates that the device is well-maintained or used in a clean environment.
- Stand/Holder: The device is shown on a stand or table, but the device’s own carrying handle (black on the top part) is intact and in its original form.
Screen and Interface Analysis
The device is displayed in operational status. Screen analysis provides the following information:
- Operating Status: The screen is bright, colors are vibrant, and all pixels appear functional. There are no dead pixels or screen cracks.
- Mode Information: The phrase “VCV-SIMV-Adult” is readable in the upper left corner of the screen. This indicates that the device’s current setting is configured for an Adult patient profile and in VCV-SIMV ventilation mode. The interface language is Turkish.
- Monitoring: Numerical data such as peak pressure (Ppeak), PEEP, Respiratory Rate, Tidal Volume (Vte), and graphical waveform forms are clearly displayed on the screen. This indicates that the sensors and electronic board’s data processing capabilities are active.
- Warning Lights: Green LED indicators are lit on the panel to the left of the screen. The green light indicates normal operating status and mains power connection.
Control Panel and Buttons
Physical buttons and navigation keys are present on the front face of the device, below and to the sides of the screen. The “Start/Stop” button, alarm mute button, and directional arrows (upper right) are not deformed. The symbols on the buttons are not erased, which indicates that the keypad is not excessively worn.
Battery and Power Status
A battery icon is visible in the upper right corner of the screen interface in the visual. The device is currently operational. The indicators on the screen and the device’s active state suggest that the power supply unit (both internal battery management and mains connection, if any) is functioning without issues. The illumination of one of the LED indicators next to the “plug” symbol on the panel confirms that the device is connected to an external power source.
Accessories and Carrying Case
The third visual included in the analysis shows an original carrying case, understood to belong to the product:
- Case: It is a grey, zippered, special case with a padded protective interior. The case appears clean and new.
- Contents: Documents (likely a user manual or warranty certificate) are present inside the case, in transparent nylon packaging. The package appears to be unopened.
- Connection Fittings: A patient circuit (tubing) is seen attached to the device (in the background details), but it is not clear whether these tubes are new or used. However, the case and the documents inside, which are the main subject of the analysis, indicate that the product’s logistical accessories are complete.
Areas of Use
The Breas Vivo 65 is a device designed for patients requiring both invasive and non-invasive respiratory support. It can be used in home care settings, hospitals, and long-term care facilities for both adult and (though adult mode is selected in the visual, technically) pediatric patients. It is suitable for life support or respiratory therapy for patients suffering from respiratory failure.
Potential Malfunction Risk and Evaluation
During the visual inspection, no physical findings such as signs of dropping, impact, liquid contact, or overheating (e.g., discoloration, cracks, rust) were observed on the device. No “Alarm” or “Error” warnings are visible on the device’s screen (the messages on the screen are normal operating data). Its very good cosmetic condition and the clarity of the screen indicate the device’s high state of condition.
