The device for therapy with nitrogen oxide TIANOX

The device is designed to produce and deliver a gas mixture containing nitric oxide (NO) to the patient's respiratory circuit and monitor the concentration of NO in the respiratory mixture supplied to the patient.

The use of nitric oxide therapy is clinically justified in critical conditions of patients in perinatal centers and obstetric hospitals, cardiac surgery centers, Covid departments, in the treatment of acute respiratory distress syndrome, severe pneumonia, decompensation of patients with precapillary pulmonary hypertension, acute right ventricular failure, in the postoperative period of cardiac surgery.

The nitrogen monoxide delivery unit is an AC–powered product that can include built-in rechargeable batteries designed to deliver precise amounts of nitrogen oxide (NO), also known as nitrogen monoxide, into the respiratory tract of newborns, children and adult patients for the treatment of serious respiratory diseases (for example, primary pulmonary hypertension, acute respiratory distress-syndrome). 

The TIANOX nitric oxide therapy device consists of a portable main unit that provides the ability to monitor and deliver NO to gases that the patient will inhale using a ventilator or other respiratory device/system.

The device performs:

• production of NO-containing gas mixture from ambient air,
• provides delivery of a gas mixture containing nitric oxide (NO) to the patient's respiratory circuit and monitoring of the concentration of NO in the respiratory mixture supplied to the patient,
• adjustment of the NO concentration in the NO-containing gas mixture.

The device provides the possibility of setting alarm thresholds according to the following parameters:

• maximum/minimum concentration of NO (Namae) in the respiratory circuit,
• the maximum concentration of NO2 (NO 2 max) in the respiratory circuit. When the Nomex and NO2max thresholds are triggered, NO generation automatically stops and an audible alarm is activated.