Bravo Trainer, Blue

Dénomination commerciale

Bravo Trainer, Blue

24710810103296

471081008NNZLAS

Numéro de référence/catalogue

AL0019

GS1

Classe I

Législation applicable

MDR [Règlement (UE) 2017/745 relatif aux dispositifs médicaux]

Statut

Sur le marché

Quantité

1

Description complémentaire du produit

For users who have impaired cough capabilities or restriction on physical exercise due to weak respiratory muscle strength.

URL des informations complémentaires

Aucune URL d'informations complémentaires renseignée par le fabricant.

Dimensions cliniques

• 5–39 MU46

1 niveau de conditionnement enregistré — chaque niveau porte son propre IUD-ID.

• 24710810103296× 1 unitéUnité de base
  • 44710810103290× 15 unités

Nomenclature européenne des dispositifs médicaux — la classification produit UE attribuée à ce dispositif.

• R900902INSPIRATORY AND EXPIRATORY FLOW STIMULATORS/RESPIRATORY MUSCLES TRAINERS

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• Consulter la notice d’utilisation

  "Inspiratory Training Contraindications • Spontaneous pneumothorax (not caused by rib fracture or other causes of lung collapse) is unsuitable for respiratory muscle training. Training might cause recurrence of pneumothorax and affect the healing process. For more information on your condition, consult your physician. • Prolonged training with the breathing trainer may cause slight dizziness and numbness of the lips. If this occurs, stop immediately and rest until symptoms subside and then continue training. Expiratory Training Contraindications • Frail, unconscious or those who are unable to follow instructions to carry out the breathing trainer on their own. • Recently (1-3 months) had any head injury. • Recently (1-3 months) had a heart attack or have existing heart conditions. • Have high or low blood pressure and experience vertigo. • Recently (1-3 months) had surgery to the skull, facial or oral regions. • Acute sinusitis and epistaxis (nose bleed). • Esophageal surgery. • Hemoptysis. • Nausea. • Known or suspected ruptured ear drum. • Family history of pneumothorax."