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Medico Medline distributes 41 hospital equipment products in 9 ranges: anaesthesia, surgical lighting, intensive care, patient monitoring, infusion, ecg, operating tables, defibrillators, ceiling pendants. The catalogue covers equipment for operating theatres, intensive care departments and intensive care units.

Medico Medline distributes the ranges of Mindray, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Bistos, Shinva in Algeria. Mindray accounts for most of the catalogue, with the WATO and A series in anaesthesia, SV in intensive care, BeneVision and ePM in patient monitoring, BeneHeart in defibrillation and ECG, HyLED in surgical lighting, HyBase in operating tables and HyPort in ceiling pendants.

Medico Medline is the exclusive Mindray distributor in Algeria for hospital equipment: anaesthesia, intensive care, patient monitoring, defibrillation, ECG, infusion, surgical lighting, operating tables and ceiling pendants. The company, based in Kouba (Algiers), imports this equipment, delivers it to public and private healthcare facilities and provides its after-sales service.

Medico Medline's clients include public healthcare facilities in Algiers, Tizi-Ouzou, Constantine, Oran, Sétif, Blida, Tlemcen: Mustapha Pacha University Hospital (CHU), Tizi-Ouzou University Hospital (CHU), Bab El Oued University Hospital (CHU), EHS Maouche (formerly CNMS), Beni Messous University Hospital (CHU), Constantine University Hospital (CHU), Oran University Hospital (CHU), Sétif University Hospital (CHU), Blida University Hospital (CHU), Tlemcen Directorate of Health and Population. Companies such as Sonatrach, Werfen, Siemens Healthineers Algeria also work with Medico Medline.

Yes. Medico Medline provides after-sales service for the medical equipment it distributes in Algeria: more than 5 technicians operate across the 69 wilayas, within 48 working hours of your call. A service request can be made on +213 28 463 912, stating the device model and its serial number.

Medico Medline is based at N°01 Coopérative Maison Rouge, Vieux Kouba, Kouba, Algiers, Algeria. The company can be reached on +213 28 463 912 and at contact@medicomedline.com.

A quote can be requested from the page of the product concerned, or by selecting several products to price them together. It helps to state the quantity, the deadline and the purchasing framework (public tender or direct contract). Medico Medline replies within 48 working hours and can also be reached on +213 28 463 912.

Yes. 25 of the 41 products in the catalogue have a manufacturer's datasheet that can be downloaded directly from their product page. For the others, documentation is sent on request.

A complete operating theatre combines an anaesthesia workstation, a surgical light (shadow-free lighting), an operating table, a vital signs monitor, syringe pumps, a defibrillator and ceiling pendants for medical gases and power supply. These seven families correspond to the ranges in the catalogue.

A surgical light is designed not to cast the shadow of the surgeon's hands or head onto the surgical field. The choice depends on the central illuminance in lux (up to 160 000 lux in the operating theatre ranges), the adjustable diameter of the light field, the colour rendering index and the mounting chosen, ceiling or mobile stand.

An anaesthesia workstation delivers a gas mixture containing an anaesthetic agent during surgery, under continuous monitoring in the operating theatre. An ICU ventilator assists or replaces a patient's breathing over long periods, in intensive care, without an anaesthetic agent. The two devices are not interchangeable and belong to separate ranges.

The choice is first made on the parameters to be measured, which differ between an operating theatre, an intensive care unit and a recovery room: ECG, SpO2, non-invasive or invasive blood pressure, capnography, temperature. Next come the option of adding modules later, networking with a central monitoring station at the nurses' station, and the screen size, which determines readability at a distance.

An anaesthesia workstation combines a ventilator, a vaporiser for halogenated agents, a patient circuit and gas monitoring. It must deliver a precise mixture throughout the procedure, whatever the patient's profile. Points to check — Available ventilation modes: volume-guaranteed modes (PCV-VG, SIMV-VG) broaden the scope of use, particularly in paediatrics · Gas analysis: automatic agent identification, measurement of FiO2, EtO2, CO2 and N2O · Low flow: reduces anaesthetic agent consumption, and therefore operating costs · Screen size and trolley ergonomics, which shape work in the operating room.

A surgical light — the French term “scialytique” literally means “shadowless” — illuminates the surgical field without casting the shadow of the surgeon's hands or head. LED models have replaced halogen: less heat above the field, a much longer service life and more faithful colour rendering of tissue. Points to check — Central illuminance, expressed in lux: up to 160 000 lux on operating theatre ranges · Diameter of the light field, adjustable to suit the type of procedure · Colour temperature and colour rendering index, which determine how tissue is read · Ceiling mount or mobile stand, depending on the room configuration.

An ICU ventilator assists or replaces a patient's breathing over long periods, in intensive care. It is complemented by a heated humidifier, which warms and humidifies the inspired gases — essential as soon as ventilation lasts more than a few hours. Points to check — Ventilation modes and built-in decision support tools · Neonatal module: some ventilators go down to tidal volumes of 2 ml · Battery autonomy and backup supply in the event of an air supply failure · Humidification: compatibility between ventilator and humidifier should be checked before purchase.

Patient monitoring continuously tracks vital signs: ECG, SpO2, non-invasive and invasive blood pressure, capnography, temperature. Bedside monitors connect to a central monitoring station, which brings a department's beds together on a single workstation and stores the waveforms. Points to check — Parameters measured as standard and modules that can be added later · Modularity: a transport monitor that detaches from the bedside follows the patient to imaging or the operating theatre · Networking with a central station, and waveform archiving capacity · Screen size and readability from a distance at the nurses' station.