The Philips HeartStart XL+ is a specific and advanced model, and it's important to clarify the distinction from the previous information.The label from your first image (PHP 2D LABSION) is not for the HeartStart XL+. They are from completely different types of medical equipment.

What is the Philips HeartStart XL+?

The HeartStart XL+ is a professional-grade defibrillator and monitor designed for use in hospitals by healthcare providers. It is not an X-ray system.

• Primary Function: To treat life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias, primarily ventricular fibrillation (VF) and pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT), by delivering a therapeutic dose of electric current to the heart (defibrillation).

• Key Features:

  • Manual Defibrillation: Allows trained clinicians to assess the rhythm and manually select the energy level for shocks.

  • AED Mode: Can also function in an automated external defibrillator mode for use by first responders.

  • Non-Invasive Pacing: Can deliver transcutaneous pacing for patients with a slow or absent heart rate (bradycardia/asystole).

  • Multi-Parameter Monitoring: Monitors ECG, SpO2 (oxygen saturation), etCO2 (capnography), and NIBP (non-invasive blood pressure).

  • Data Recording: Records comprehensive patient and incident data for post-event review.

Summary: Label vs. HeartStart XL+

You have information for two separate Philips devices:

1. Philips "PHP 2D LABSION" System:

   • Type: X-ray Imaging System (Radiology/Fluoroscopy).

   • Function: Creating diagnostic images.

   • Location: Likely in a radiology department or operating room.

2. Philips HeartStart XL+:

   • Type: Defibrillator / Monitor / Pacemaker (Resuscitation).

   • Function: Treating cardiac arrest and monitoring vital signs.

   • Location: Used in emergency rooms, ICUs, code carts, and other critical care areas.

What do you need regarding the HeartStart XL+?

Are you looking for:

• Operator's Manual / Instructions for Use?

• Service Manual or Technical Specifications?

• Compatible accessories (e.g., defibrillation pads, pacing cables, SpO2 sensors)?

• Troubleshooting a specific issue with the device?