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The Vapotherm 2000i is a high flow, vapor-phase hydration system that delivers high-flow air or oxygen via nasal cannula or other patient interfaces.
The Vapotherm 2000i is a respiratory
therapy device that allows high flows of
breathing gases to be delivered by a
narrow tube such as a nasal cannula or
trans-tracheal cannula, using patented
membrane technology to warm and saturate
the gas stream.
The Vapotherm system is defined by its ability to deliver breathing gases ideally conditioned (i.e. molecular water vapor, sterile, saturated but without condensation) at high flows at or above body temperature.
This concurrence of attributes --flow, humidity and warmth-- permits treatment of a broad range of indications.
High humidity and warmth as indicated in upper airway inflammatory conditions (laryngitis, croup, sinusitis, rhinitis), reflex induced bronchoconstriction (asthma, exercise induced stress), and in respiratory hygiene (cystic fibrosis, tracheostomy care, wound healing). The high flows and elevated dew point allow ample delivery of moisture and warmth in these cases. Warmth delivered directly to the patient's core as indicated in hypothermia (accidental or post-operative). Vapotherm's ability to deliver high flows of breathing gases above body temperature allows the heat of condensation to be transferred directly to the patient's core, safely and non-invasively.
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