NLF-200C Continuous Positive Airway Pressure System

NLF-200C Continuous Positive Airway Pressure System

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure System is what we called CPAP system, also named as Continuous Positive Airway Pressure ventilator abroad. It is Noninvasive Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (NCAP) equipment that can adjust the pressure and oxygen concentration.

Used for light respiratory failure of newborn baby who has relatively strong spontaneously breathing, provide continuous positive airway pressure oxygen.

Provide adjustable pressure and oxygen concentration of noninvasive continuous positive airway pressure for pediatrics and neonatology.

Meidcal digital x -ray system for radiography use

Move it easily into place, set it up fast and get exceptional images. With easy steering, customized one-button presets and clear dynamic imaging, our mobile c-arm surgery systems are designed to address a wide variety of clinical requirements.

Usage of DR Digital X Ray mobile x ray system : 
Orthopedics: restore bone translocation, reset, fixing
Surgery: taking foreign bodies out of the body, cardiac catheterization, implantable pacemakers, interventional treatment, some of angiography and local photography etc.

Features of x ray unit with c arm PLX112C:
1. Continuous pulse fluoroscope, it’s convenient to connect digital subtraction system.

2. With mega-pixel digital CCD photography, the image is clearer.

3. With unique image software processing technique, the image is clearer for doctors to operate and diagnose. Standard DICOM interface, it’s convenient to exchange information with hospitals.

4. Pulse fluoroscope has the advantage of low dose and clearer image, so it meets the needs of high precision, high difficulty minimally invasive surgery, which well protect the security of operator and patient.

5. Unique double foot brake controller design makes it convenient to control the instrument inside and outside the operation room. This design can also protect the health care professionals by reducing the probability to come into contact with the radiation.