Neonatal Resuscitation
Neonatal Resuscitation is a set of interventions used to assist the airway, breathing and circulation of a newborn following birth. The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) is a set of educational guidelines established by the American Academy of Pediatrics that outline the proper procedures for resuscitation of a newborn. Many medical professionals, especially those dealing directly with newborns are required to complete the educational program and become certified so that they may properly respond in the event of an emergency.

AVIA EasyResus 1.0
Easy Resuscitation Unit used to supply invasive/ non-invasive support to hypoxic patient to maintain saturation. It is a light weight, portable and easy to use stand-alone Resuscitator unit.
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Easy Resuscitation Unit used to supply invasive/ non-invasive support to hypoxic patient to maintain saturation. It is a light weight, portable and easy to use stand-alone Resuscitator unit.
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Oxygen Hoods
Oxygen Hood is a controlled environment chamber for administering accurate consistent oxygen concentration to infants.
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