232 devices · GMDN 46906
Digital expiratory peak flow meters are handheld, battery-operated instruments used to measure the maximum speed and volume of air a patient can exhale from their lungs. These devices are commonly used by individuals with chronic respiratory conditions, such as asthma or emphysema, to monitor their lung function at home or in a clinical environment.
These electronic devices feature a mouthpiece for exhalation and a digital screen to display measurement results. Some models may also include connectivity features to transfer data to external devices like computers or tablets for further analysis.
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