Tracheotomy cannula

tracheotomy cannula
tracheotomy cannula
tracheotomy cannula
tracheotomy cannula
tracheotomy cannula
tracheotomy cannula
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tracheotomy

Description

High-Flow Nasal Cannula (HFNC) Treatment is a non-invasive respiratory support therapy that delivers warm, humidified, oxygen-enriched air to patients, usually using a nasal cannula. Typically used in spontaneously breathing patients who typically require oxygen at higher flow rates. It can provide respiratory support of patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure and prevent subsequent intubation when used correctly. This greatly enhances patient comfort and ease of use. Product Details The features of High Flow Tracheostomy Cannula: * Mushroom head type anti-sputum cover effectively prevents sputum splashing and pollution; * Easy plug design of anti-sputum cover facilitates endotracheal aspiration (ETA); * Tracheostomy interface effectively increases the positive end-expiratory pressure and ensure the positive airway pressure; * Vent grid patent design provides adjustable airway pressure and humidification effect; * Efficiently reduces formation of condensation; * Compatible with most brands in the market. Application 1. ICU 2. Emergency 3. Respiratory Department 4. Department of Anesthesiology 5. Gerontology It is designed convenient to fit, comfortable stay once fitted, providing speed and stability in High Flow Oxygen Therapy (HFOT) , and compatible with leading brands in the market.

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27-30 Jan 2025 Dubai (United Arab Emirates) Stand Z5.C51

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