980NIVPLUS

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Reduce uncertainty around pressure delivery to your patients

When ventilating neonatal patients, inspiratory pressure and PEEP are key parameters for managing the patient. However, two factors can impact the pressures that are applied at the patient side of the interface:

The resistance of the non-invasive ventilation (NIV) interface may cause the pressure to drop across the interface.
Leaks may contribute to a disparity between set pressure and pressure delivered at the patient.

The resistance of the NIV interface and leaks can result in uncertainty around the actual pressure delivery to the patient.

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