Philips Updates Users About Aerosol Risk for Ventilators
Philips has updated instructions for several ventilators to address aerosol deposits on internal sensors when used with in-line nebulizers.
Philips has updated instructions for several ventilators to address aerosol deposits on internal sensors when used with in-line nebulizers.
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SonarMed Airway acoustic sensors were recalled for a restricted inner diameter, causing compatibility issues with suction catheters.
Philips has updated instructions for several ventilators to address aerosol deposits on internal sensors when used with in-line nebulizers.
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