15 devices · GMDN 14361
A neonatal intensive-care ventilator is an AC-powered device designed to provide ventilatory support for newborn and pediatric patients, particularly preterm or critically ill infants experiencing respiratory failure. It delivers controlled breaths through a small-bore breathing circuit and can operate in conventional modes as well as high-frequency oscillatory ventilation, with adjustable PEEP and CPAP settings.
Devices in this category are regulated as active medical devices that require electricity to function and are intended for use in critical care environments. They are typically classified based on their risk profile and functionality, with regulatory oversight focusing on performance, safety, and essential principles of design and construction for life-supporting equipment.
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