Optiflow™
nasal high flow therapy

Proven respiratory support

Used as a first-line treatment across the care continuum, Optiflow may reduce patient escalation resulting in better clinical outcomes
 
NEW What is NHF?
NHF clinical practice guidelines
Devices used to deliver Optiflow therapy
Optiflow implementation story

While many terms describe nasal high flow therapy (aka HFNC), one stands out.
Optiflow NHF therapy. 

Optiflow is at the forefront of its field, featuring in hundreds of publications in journals such as NEJM and JAMA.

 

Published guidelines highlight the breadth of application of NHF




Hundreds of randomized controlled trials have been consolidated into clinical practice guidelines. 
 

We’ve created a table that will help you review the  guidelines by patient population and application.

 

Explore the NHF guidelines table

Watch Optiflow NHF therapy in practice

Optiflow NHF therapy across the care continuum

 
  • This video shows the introduction of the Airvo 2 device across departments of the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, UK.
  • Hospital clinicians talk about the benefits found both to the patients and hospital since its introduction. 
 
 

Extubation to Optiflow NHF therapy: Dr. Hernández

 
 
 

Optiflow NHF therapy FAQs

Explore our frequently asked questions regarding:

1. Clinical practice/implementation of NHF therapy. 
2. Published evidence - the science of high-flow therapy, including the mechanisms of action and patient outcomes.  

 
Search Optiflow FAQs
 


 

Flow Matters newsletter 

Hundreds of publications per year are being consolidated into practice guidelines and providing insights into new applications of NHF therapy. 

Flow Matters is designed to keep you up-to-date with this ever-evolving field of research. Subscribe to Flow Matters here.
 
Updated September 2022
 
 

Early use of NHF in infants and children

In this edition we review the literature and provide an evidence-based approach to implementation of NHF in pediatric patients.


Read now

 

Options for delivering Optiflow NHF therapy

Did you know there are several ways to deliver/get the benefits of Optiflow nasal high flow therapy. 

1. You can use a dedicated, standalone device such as the Airvo Optiflow system or
2. You can use an NHF-capable mechanical ventilator. We call this a vent-driven system. 

See the images below and for more details download our equipment guide. 

Airvo Optiflow NHF system

The following figure demonstrates what is required for an Airvo Optiflow system.  

Vent-driven Optiflow NHF system

The following figure demonstrates what is required to enable your NHF-capable mechanical ventilator to form part of a vent-driven Optiflow system.  
 

Optiflow high flow interfaces

For high-flow therapy, you need a comfortable interface that stays in place to ensure continuity of treatment. 
Optiflow 3S
nasal cannula interface 
57% more stable*, less pressure*, side swappable.

Latest NHF interface
Optiflow+
nasal cannula interface
Simple to fit, soft and secure.
Optiflow+ Tracheostomy interface
Optimal humidification for a bypassed airway.
Optiflow Junior 2 nasal cannula interface series
Designed for neonates, infants, and children.

Resources

Optiflow high flow therapy brochure

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