An electrically powered device designed to deliver high-flow (exceeding peak inspiratory flow) heated and humidified ambient air or air/oxygen to a neonatal patient as part of non-invasive ventilation (NIV); it may additionally be used with a water tank to produce bubble continuous positive airway pressure (bubble CPAP). It is intended for use by a healthcare provider on a spontaneously breathing patient in hospital settings. It consists of a medical air input, an oxygen input, an electronic gas mixer, a heating element, and humidification chamber.
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An electrically-powered device designed to deliver high-flow (exceeding peak inspiratory flow) heated and humidified ambient air or air/oxygen to a neonatal patient as part of noninvasive ventilation (NIV); it may additionally be used with a water tank to produce bubble continuous positive airway pressure (bubble CPAP).
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (Bubble CPAP) system for the non-invasive respiratory support of normal, premature or low-birth weight neonate with spontaneous breathing. The unit has an integrated pulseoximeter to measure the level of arterial oxygen saturation in blood.
It consists of a gas flow generator that entrains room air, an oxygen input, a heating element, and humidification chamber; it does not include CPAP controlling pressure sensors (i.e., not a full CPAP unit). It is intended for use by a healthcare provider on a spontaneously breathing patient in hospital settings.
An electrically powered device designed to deliver high-flow (exceeding peak inspiratory flow) heated and humidified ambient air or air/oxygen to a neonatal patient as part of non-invasive ventilation (NIV); it may additionally be used with a water tank to produce bubble continuous positive airway pressure (bubble CPAP). It is intended for use by a healthcare provider on a spontaneously breathing patient in hospital settings. It consists of a gas flow generator that entrains room air, an oxygen concentrator, a heating provision, and humidification chamber; it does not include CPAP controlling pressure sensors.
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