CPAP Masks

CPAP Non-Invasive Delivery Device

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) has been proven to provide an effective method of treating respiratory distress from congestive heart failure (CHF). The use of CPAP is now being extended to other respiratory problems to provide symptom relief and avoid the need for intubation and ventilation of the patient as well as ICU admission. The single-use open CPAP delivery system provides incredibly accurate CPAP delivery for such a compact device. By minimizing the pressure drop on inspiration and the peak pressure on expiration, the single-use open CPAP delivery system produces a more uniform CPAP pressure throughout the respiratory cycle. This provides a lower work of breathing for the patient when compared to other, commonly used, prehospital devices.

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Anaesthetic (BVM) Masks

Anaesthetic masks are made up of rubber or silicone they need to be able to cover both the mouth and nose of your patient. The masks can be used deliver O2, N2O-O2, and any other gases used for anaesthetics.

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Anaesthetic (BVM) Masks

Anaesthetic masks are made up of rubber or silicone they need to be able to cover both the mouth and nose of your patient. The masks can be used deliver O2, N2O-O2, and any other gases used for anaesthetics.

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CPAP Non-Invasive Delivery Device

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) has been proven to provide an effective method of treating respiratory distress from congestive heart failure (CHF). The use of CPAP is now being extended to other respiratory problems to provide symptom relief and avoid the need for intubation and ventilation of the patient as well as ICU admission. The single-use open CPAP delivery system provides incredibly accurate CPAP delivery for such a compact device. By minimizing the pressure drop on inspiration and the peak pressure on expiration, the single-use open CPAP delivery system produces a more uniform CPAP pressure throughout the respiratory cycle. This provides a lower work of breathing for the patient when compared to other, commonly used, prehospital devices.

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