Infant T-Piece Resuscitator (NEO-I)

The Infant T-Piece Resuscitator (NEO-I) is a specialized device designed for providing effective ventilation support to neonates and infants, especially during resuscitation efforts in critical care settings. This device is particularly useful for delivering controlled positive pressure ventilation and is commonly used in delivery rooms, neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), and emergency medical situations.

Key Features:

• T-Piece Design: The T-piece design allows for easy adjustment of ventilation pressure and facilitates a secure connection to various masks and oxygen sources.
• Medical-Grade Materials: Typically constructed from hypoallergenic, latex-free materials to ensure safety and comfort for sensitive infant skin.
• Adjustable Pressure Settings: Enables healthcare providers to customize positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) and inspiratory pressures according to the needs of the infant.
• Ventilation Monitoring: Many models come equipped with features that allow caregivers to monitor the pressure and volume of air delivered, ensuring proper ventilation.
• Compatibility with Masks: Designed to fit a variety of infant-sized masks, facilitating effective sealing and ventilation.
• Oxygen Port: Often includes a port for supplemental oxygen delivery to enhance oxygenation during resuscitation.

Specifications:

• Patient Type: Suitable for neonates and infants, particularly those weighing up to 10 kg.
• Pressure Range: Typically adjustable to deliver appropriate pressure settings, ensuring safe and effective ventilation.
• Material: Made from soft, durable, and transparent materials for ease of monitoring and safety.
• Connector Size: Designed to fit standard connections for masks and oxygen tubing, ensuring compatibility with most neonatal resuscitation equipment.

Applications:

• Neonatal Resuscitation: Primarily used in delivery rooms and NICUs for resuscitating newborns requiring immediate respiratory support.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Useful in emergency situations where infants need quick and effective ventilation.
• Transporting Neonates: Ideal for maintaining ventilation support during the transport of infants within and between healthcare facilities.