122 devices · GMDN 37266
A nitric oxide delivery unit is an electrically powered system designed to administer controlled doses of nitric oxide gas into a patient's respiratory tract. These devices are used in clinical settings to treat serious respiratory conditions, such as pulmonary hypertension and acute respiratory distress syndrome, by integrating with ventilators or other breathing support equipment.
These systems are typically supplied as portable units that may include specialized tubing, filters, and mobile carts for transport within a healthcare facility. Users should note that these devices are engineered to monitor and regulate gas flow to ensure precise delivery to neonate, pediatric, and adult patients.
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