7Days Trend Review High Flow Nasal Cannula Device

 Micomme Medical 7Days Trend Review High Flow Nasal Cannula Device 70C

Description

A typical HFNC system consists of a flow generator, active heated humidifier, single-limb heated circuit, and nasal cannula.

HFNC is a simple system with clinical effects mainly dependent on flow, oxygen concentration, and temperature setting.

HFNC is a heated and humidified system that allows prescribed fraction of inspired oxygen (FIO2) levels to be delivered at very high flow rates.

Application

When HFNC is used to deliver oxygen, the flow rates are much higher than can be achieved with traditional nasal cannula. This results in a greater delivery of prescribed oxygen into the lungs, and less entrainment of room air. The oxygen you want to deliver to your patients is not prone to the same effect of dilution!

The main physiological effects of HFNC are maintenance of a known stable alveolar FiO2, optimal humidification of the airway mucosa, reduction of the dead space, generation of a positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP), ultimately yielding a reduction in the respiratory drive and in the work of breathing.

Advantage

In the battle against Covid-19 in Wuhan in 2020, 70% high-flow device was from micomme.

In 2020, micomme ranked the sixth in export of medical respiratory devices in China.

 Automatic O₂ concentration control technology

• 21%~100% O₂ concentration adjustable with 1% adjusting precision.
• Built-in oxygen-gas mixture to accurately control oxygen and adjust oxygen concentration. 

 Unique one-way airway design, no need for disinfection, reducing equipment turnover time and the workload of medical staff.

Effectively reduce the dead space with 70L/min high flow

Specifications