Nasal high flow in anesthesia


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The F&P Optiflow™ nasal high flow (NHF) system enables users to deliver high flow nasal oxygen, which has been shown to optimize oxygenation during general anesthesia, procedural sedation and postanesthesia recovery.

In general anesthesia
NHF has been shown to:

  • Provide effective preoxygenation
  • Provide short term supplemental oxygenation (for up to 10 minutes) during intubation

In procedural sedation
NHF has been shown to:

  • Optimize oxygenation
  • Reduce the incidence of airway-related interventions

In postanesthesia recovery
NHF has been shown to:

  • Provide positive airway pressure
  • Increase end-expiratory lung volume
 

Optiflow Trace™ Nasal Interface

Features a transparent CO2 sampling tube
 
  • enables continuous sampling* of exhaled CO2 whilst using Optiflow Nasal High Flow for oxygenation
  • sampling of exhaled CO2 from either the mouth or nose
  • enables secure connection with standard CO2 sampling lines
*For flow range applicable for this product, refer to the user instructions.



A unique airway management technique during anesthesia

With the Optiflow NHF system, users can deliver:
 
up to 70 L/min flow
heated humidification
up to 100% O2

For use in the operating room and procedural sedation suite.

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For safety and performance information, please refer to the user instructions provided with our products.  Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Optiflow Trace, F&P and Optiflow are trademarks of Fisher and Paykel Healthcare Limited.  For patent information, see www.fphcare.com/ip

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