65 devices · GMDN 64303
A respiratory oxygen therapy pulse oximeter-regulator interface is a medical device that connects a pulse oximeter probe to an oxygen regulating unit, allowing for continuous monitoring of oxygen saturation levels in the blood. It calculates the necessary oxygen volume based on these levels and sends a signal to the oxygen regulator to adjust the flow accordingly. This device is used to ensure patients receive the appropriate amount of oxygen during therapy.
When browsing devices in this category, it's essential to understand that they are subject to regulatory oversight, typically requiring integration with specific pulse oximeter probes and oxygen regulating units. These devices are designed to provide critical feedback and control during oxygen therapy, and their functionality and safety are paramount.
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