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AirLife Neonatal Resuscitation
AirLife offers a complete resuscitation portfolio that supports best practice in neonatal lung protection from birth until discharge from NICU.
SafeT™ T-Piece Neonatal Resuscitator
Deliver reliable positive pressure ventilation (PPV) when every second counts.
The SafeT™ T-Piece Resuscitator helps provide precise control of pressure during neonatal resuscitation in infants with apnea, gasping respirations, or a heart rate < 100 BPM.
T-Piece Resuscitator is an ideal device to manage infants requiring resuscitation in NICU, delivery room, and during transport.
Air-Q®3 Supraglottic Airway
Fast, effective airway access when intubation isn’t an option.
“The laryngeal mask makes a better seal than a face mask and may improve the effectiveness of ventilation. Unlike endotracheal intubation, no instruments are required to insert a laryngeal mask and you do not need to visualize the baby’s vocal chords during insertion.”
*Page 87, Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation, 8th edition
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Alignment
Effective positive-pressure ventilation is the priority in newborn infants who need support after birth.
Using a T-Piece resuscitator to deliver positive-pressure ventilation is preferred to the use of a self-inflating bag.
Because both T-Piece resuscitators and flow-inflating bags require a compressed gas source to function, a self-inflating bag should be available as a backup in the event of compressed gas failure when using either of these devices.
Use of a supraglottic airway may be considered as the primary interface to administer positive pressure ventilation instead of a face mask for newborn infants delivered at ≥ 34 0/7 weeks’ gestation.
Circulation. Volume 149, Issue 1, 2 of January 2024; Pages e157 – e166
All Neonatal Resuscitation Products
AirFlow™ Manual Resuscitator
Self-inflating resuscitation device that does not require a gas source to operate, making it ideal for training. Designed for positive pressure ventilation, or as a reliable backup if compressed gas fails.
Hyperinflation System
Flow inflating resuscitation device that requires a gas source to operate, requiring advanced training. Used for positive pressure ventilation, CPAP, and free flow oxygen.
AirLife® Infant T-Piece Circuit
Delivers positive pressure or free flow oxygen when connected to a resuscitation device. Provides more consistent airway pressures than a self-inflating or flow inflating device.
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