Datex-Ohmeda

Datex-Ohmeda is a leading brand and former medical technology company specializing in anesthesia delivery systems, patient monitoring, and respiratory care solutions. Formed in 1998 through the merger of the Finnish company Datex and the American-based Ohmeda, the entity became a global leader in perioperative and critical care technology. Its product portfolio includes widely recognized anesthesia workstations such as the Aestiva, Avance, and Aisys series, as well as advanced patient monitoring systems. In 2003, the company was integrated into GE Healthcare following the acquisition of its parent company, Instrumentarium. Today, its legacy continues as a core component of GE HealthCare's life support and monitoring business, providing essential equipment for operating rooms and intensive care units worldwide.