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FilterLine® etCO₂ Sampling Lines
A portfolio of etCO2 sampling lines designed for use with Microstream™-enabled capnography monitors for both intubated and non-intubated patients, neonate to adult
OVERVIEW
A large array of etCO2 sampling lines that fit and meet virtually every patient and clinical need.
The patented family of FilterLine® etCO2 sampling lines is designed for use with Microstream™-enabled capnography monitors and can be used on both intubated and non-intubated patients.
FilterLine® non-intubated sampling lines feature oral and nasal sampling as well as an innovative supplemental oxygen delivery system. One size fits adolescents through adults, and all FilterLine® non-intubated sampling lines can be used with bi-level ventilation and CPAP. For some types of non-intubated sampling lines, pediatric products are also available.
Features
- Integrated, single-piece airway gas sampling lines comprised of the patient cannula or airway adapter, water trap and a sterilizing grade filter that is designed to reduce the risk of biohazard contamination of the patient monitor.
- Uni-junction™ technology is designed to ensure proper sampling for patients who alternate between oral and nasal breathing.
- Oral Scoop design has wide surface area to provide breath capture even in the presence of shallow breathing.
- Oxygen flows from holes in front of nasal prongs and improves humidity of O2.
- Delivers O2 flow up to 5 L/min and can deliver above 5 L/min using external O2 delivery, e.g. through a mask, without affecting CO2 measurement values.
- Broad portfolio of sampling lines available for various clinical situations.
- One size fits adolescents through adults. For some types of sampling lines, dedicated pediatric products are also available.
Capnostream products are manufactured by: ORIDION MEDICAL 1987 LTD., 7 Hamarpe St., P.O. Box 45025, Jerusalem, IL, 9777407.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON INDICATIONS, SAFETY AND WARNINGS
For listing of Indications, Contraindications, Warnings, Precautions, and Potential Adverse Events, please refer to the Instructions For Use .