Resusci flow
Precise and reliable neonatal resuscitation.
Resuscitation equipment must be immediately available, intuitively operable, and capable of delivering consistent, controlled ventilation, regardless of who performs the procedure or where it takes place. Resusci Flow has been designed to meet these demands, providing a T‑piece resuscitation system that combines safety, simplicity, and versatility.
User‑friendly operation – intuitive control in critical moments
Resuscitation demands speed and precision. Resusci Flow simplifies the process without compromising clinical control.
Thumb‑controlled ventilation
The operator places a face mask on the newborn and controls inspiratory time simply by covering or uncovering the T‑Flow Valve with a finger. This intuitive one‑thumb action allows the clinician to focus entirely on the infant’s response rather than on complex equipment adjustments.
Clear pressure display
The integrated manometer provides continuous visual feedback of airway pressures, allowing the operator to confirm that delivered pressures remain within the desired range throughout each ventilation cycle.
High safety – protecting the newborn’s developing lungs
Consistency of pressure delivery is one of the most critical factors in neonatal resuscitation. Resusci Flow addresses this with engineering that ensures reliable, reproducible ventilation.
Preset PIP and PEEP
The device allows the operator to pre‑set both peak inspiratory pressure (PIP) and positive end‑expiratory pressure (PEEP). The PEEP level can be fine‑tuned by rotating a dedicated knob, offering flexibility for different clinical scenarios.
Controlled pressure profile
Unlike conventional self‑inflating bags, which can produce variable pressures depending on hand strength and technique, Resusci Flow delivers a precise, consistent pressure waveform with each breath.
Alarm function
The unit incorporates an alarm function that activates when the pressure difference between oxygen and air supplies exceeds 138 kPa, alerting the team to potential gas supply issues that could compromise resuscitation quality.
Operational independence from central utilities
Requiring only a compressed gas supply, Resusci Flow can be deployed in delivery rooms, operating theatres, and during transport. This independence from electrical power or wall suction makes it suitable for use in remote settings, emergency vehicles, and facilities with limited infrastructure.
Compatibility with transport incubators
The compact design allows the unit to be mounted on transport incubators such as IncuArch, ensuring that resuscitation capability accompanies the patient throughout the entire care pathway.
