November 29, 2007 – Vapotherm will introduce its new Precision Flow respiratory care device at the AARC annual conference Dec. 1, in Orlando, which is one of the first high-flow therapy devices to integrate humidification, gas blending, flow control, and full alarm functionality into a single device for the delivery of nasal cannula inspired gases.

The company has submitted and is awaiting 510(k) clearance for the new product from the FDA.

The company’s current device, the 2000i, is used in hundreds of hospitals throughout the U.S. With Precision Flow, the respiratory community will have a new option in high-flow therapy that includes broader functionality, additional safety features and ease of use.

For more information: www.vtherm.com


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