Artificial respiration is one of the most invasiveprocedures performed in neonatal intensive care.So it is particularly important that a ventilatoradapts to your little patients requirements, andnot vice versa. The ultimate aim is to achievea harmonious balance between patient andventilator where the ventilator not only adaptsto the patients needs but also protects the babyas much as possible from serious side effectssuch as volutrauma or atelectasis. Another majorconsideration from the moment ventilation beginsis how to wean the baby off the ventilator. Here,the right balance is just as important. Weaning isenhanced through sensitive synchronization withspontaneous breathing, which in practice meansadapting to interferences such as tube leaks.
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Thin Transparent Polymer Coated Facet Tipped Insulated Needle. | Yes |
Size (length Of The Needle) | 5 cm |
The Inner Lumen Should Also Be Polymer Coated For Better Flow Of Local Anaesthesia Drug. | Yes |
The Needle Should Have Clearly Visible Penetration Marking In Centimeter On The Needle. | Yes |
Stimulating Gold Plated Catheter With Electrically Conductive Skillet With 5cm Graduation Up To 30 Cm & Radiographic Contrast Strip Made Up Of Flexible And Rugged Nylon Material With Lateral Opening. | Yes |
Catheter Should Be Smooth & Non-kinkable. | Yes |
Electrically Conductive Adaptor For Connecting To Stimulator And Syringe Complete With: A) 0.2 Um Flat Filter, B) Catheter Fixation, Device For Exit, C) Injecting Tube, D) Extension Cable (disposable). | Yes |
Certification | European CE 0123 AND USFDA |