15 devices · GMDN 34851
An anaesthesia ventilator is a mains-powered, stand-alone device designed to assist and control a patient's breathing during general anaesthesia. It delivers breathing gases in a controlled pattern to support oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange, ensuring normal blood gas levels are maintained while being compatible with inhaled anaesthetic agents.
These devices are typically regulated as medical devices requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for anaesthesia equipment. They are supplied as complete systems for use in operating rooms and are intended for use by trained healthcare professionals during surgical procedures.
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