FLOWONE CPAP Therapy system

FLOWONE OXYFIX
Fixed oxygen concentration CPAP therapy system

FLOWONE OXYFIX is an all-in-one ready-to-use system that allows for safe, easy, and efficient CPAP therapy. It enhances flow and generates a positive airway pressure in accordance with the set oxygen flow rate. The FiO2 remains within approximately 40% to 50%.

Safely and easily set-up CPAP therapy

• The open system works without a mechanical valve and eliminates barotrauma and asphyxia risks.
• The built-in manometer helps monitor the proper CPAP therapy pressure.
• The BFE/VFE exhalation respiratory filter prevents cross-contamination.
• The nebuliser permits inline medicinal therapy.

FLOWONE OXYFIX continuously adapts to the specific medical treatment and the patient’s needs. Minimal operator training is required.

ADVANTAGES & BENEFITS

• Directly connectable to an O2 flowmeter
• Low oxygen consumption
• Variable PEEP levels by adjusting the flow rate. No PEEP valves needed
• Built-in 0-20 cm H2O manometer
• Open system for greater safety of use. The patient can easily breathe through the generator in case of flow disruption.

FLOWONE VARIOX
Variable oxygen concentration CPAP therapy system

FLOWONE VARIOX is an all-in-one ready-to-use system that allows for safe, easy, and efficient CPAP therapy.

Safely and easily set-up CPAP therapy

• The dual oxygen flow meter allows for varying the fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2).
• The PEEP valve permits adjustment of the positive end-expiratory pressure.
• The built-in manometer helps monitor the proper CPAP therapy pressure.
• The BFE/VFE exhalation respiratory filter prevents cross-contamination.
• The nebuliser permits inline medicinal therapy.

FLOWONE VARIOX continuously adapts to the specific medical treatment and the patient’s needs. Minimal operator training is required.

ADVANTAGES & BENEFITS

FLOWONE CLINICAL INDICATIONS

Cardiogenic pulmonary edema, Acute Respiratory Failure (ARF), Non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema (ARDS), Thoracic trauma, Atelectasis, Post-operative hypoxemia, Asthma, Exacerbated COPD (using compressed air instead of oxygen), Pre- and post-extubation respiratory assistance.