CPAP can be used in neonates with RDS. Randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews have evaluated the use of CPAP as primary and postextubation respiratory support for premature and low-birth-weight neonates with RDS, both in the …

The Fisher & Paykel Healthcare FlexiTrunk™ nasal CPAP interface is an integrated solution that includes all the necessary components for delivering CPAP, such as nasal masks, nasal prongs, bonnets and headgear.

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy delivers a heated and humidified blend of air and oxygen while at the same time generating a continuous distending pressure throughout the respiratory cycle. The Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Bubble CPAP System includes circuits, a pressure-relief manifold and Bubble CPAP generator.

Infant CPAP therapy Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy is a well-established mode of noninvasive respiratory support for spontaneously breathing patients. Bubble CPAP System

An overview of the clinical literature: CPAP and NHF for the neonatal population. CPAP continues to be the standard of care in neonates < 28 weeks' gestational age (GA). However, there are several pathways of care in which CPAP and NHF may be used.

Our neonatal respiratory care continuum covers a range of respiratory solutions for premature newborns, from birth to 28 days of life. Hospital areas may include labor and delivery rooms (DRs), neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and special care baby units (SCBUs).

F&P Healthcare’s resuscitation masks can be used with a self-inflating bag, flow-inflating bag or T-piece circuit. The infant masks are designed to be soft and pliable, with a transparent surface that allows breath condensate to be observed.

What is CPAP used for in neonates? CPAP, a mode of noninvasive respiratory support, is an accepted alternative to routine intubation and invasive ventilation in preterm infants with respiratory distress syndrome.

Baby LIV* (lung inflation visualizer) demonstrates pressure and flow therapies, allowing you to visualize the differences between CPAP and NHF therapies. This device has realistic features, such as soft cheeks and skin, and an anatomical airway based on a real baby's CT scan.

A non-sealing nasal interface specifically designed for the flow requirements and anatomical features of neonates, infants and children on nasal high flow therapy. View: product codes, support resources