Departments
Neonatology (including NICUs), Delivery Rooms, Operating Rooms, Pediatric Emergency Care, and Pre-Hospital Emergency Transport.
Treatment Equipment
Infant Resuscitator
An emergency device designed for neonates and infants to provide positive-pressure ventilation and breathing support during respiratory failure or cardiac arrest.
Core Function Highlights
- Controlled Positive-Pressure VentilationPressurized gas is delivered through a mask or endotracheal tube to support ventilation when an infant is not breathing or is breathing inadequately. Inspiratory pressure, positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP), and inspiratory time are commonly adjustable for different infant sizes and clinical needs.
- Adjustable Oxygen ConcentrationMany models include an oxygen connection and allow the delivered oxygen concentration to be adjusted from room air (21%) up to 100% oxygen according to clinical need.
- Pressure-Limiting Safety MechanismA built-in pressure-limiting valve helps prevent excessive pressure from injuring an infant's lungs.
