168 devices · GMDN 12873
Stationary oxygen concentrators are medical devices that extract and concentrate oxygen from ambient air, delivering it to patients needing supplemental oxygen therapy. These devices are commonly used in home or institutional settings, such as hospitals or long-term care facilities, to provide a continuous supply of oxygen via nasal cannula or other delivery systems.
These devices are typically regulated as medical technology under national or regional health authorities, with compliance requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are generally supplied as standalone units, often requiring electrical power and periodic maintenance to ensure proper function and safety. Classification and supply rules depend on local regulations, which may dictate installation, servicing, or patient training requirements.
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