The Powerful NCPAP Infant Resuscitator

NCPAP Infant Resuscitator Introduction：

The neonatal/pediatric continuous positive airway pressure breathing support system (NCPAP Infant Resuscitator) is a positive pressure breathing support system that uses a nasal mask or nasal congestion to send a continuous positive pressure airflow into the airway. Its principle is to use medical air and oxygen sources as power sources to output mixed Oxygen concentration, flow adjustable, controlled maximum pressure (MAX-P), peak inspiratory pressure (PIP), CPAP/PEEP pressure equipment, suitable for neonates and children with spontaneous breathing, providing continuous positive pressure ventilation support. The device is a manually operated, gas-driven breathing support system.

Product advantages:

1. Controlled peak inspiratory pressure ( PIP ) to safely expand the lungs of newborns/children and provide oxygenation;
2. Constant CPAP/PEEP to keep the lungs open during exhalation, thereby avoiding The adhesion being damaged and the functional residual capacity being maintained;
3. It is easy to operate with one hand, and the operator is not fatigued by operating the bladder;
4. The respiratory support system can replace temporary breathing and resuscitation support;
5. The operator’s experience, training, and attention Neither strength nor fatigue will affect the output pressure;
6. Constant CPAP/PEEP can help babies breathe while being transported or when changing ventilator tubes;
7. It is mainly used as a resuscitation device for newborns and children with a weight of up to 10 kg in delivery rooms, infant wards, and neonatal intensive care units to provide respiratory support.

Reference Links：

1. NRP – CPAP in the Delivery Room
2. Nasal continuous positive airway pressure (NCPAP) for neonates
3. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) – Care in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (Butterfly Ward)

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