Versi-flo™ is a new modular Nasal High Flow (NHF) System that is both simple and versatile. Versi-flo™ is designed to be used throughout the hospital, wherever Nasal High Flow therapy is required. Areas of use include the ICU, Operating Room, Recovery and the Procedure Room.
Versi-flo™ focuses on the therapy essentials, offering a simple, versatile and economical Nasal High Flow solution.
Available to order this later year, please register your interest at versi-flo@intersurgical.co.uk.
Versatility
Versi-flo™ is built for versatility and efficiency, incorporating the i-flo™ A nasal cannula, the InterFlow™ electronic gas blender, and the InterActive respiratory humidifier. Each element is engineered to simplify workflows, reduce clinician workload, and improve patient outcomes. With practical features like reusable breathing systems, robust monitoring capabilities and intuitive controls, Versi-flo enables the use of nasal high flow across a variety of applications.
Whether extending safe apnoea time during anaesthesia, addressing acute hypoxemia, supporting respiratory function during procedural sedation, or facilitating a smooth return to spontaneous ventilation, the Versi-flo system empowers healthcare providers to deliver superior care with confidence and ease.
Versi-flo™ features and benefits
- InterFlow™ blender
Includes integrated oxygen, flow and pressure sensors, a back-up battery and optional Masimo SET SPO2 monitoring.
- InterActive™ humidfier
Large colour touch screen display with one touch start-up, top mounted features and IR water level sensing.
- Versi-flo™ heated wire system
Single or multi-patient system with dual float auto-fill chamber and integrated tube management system.
- Bacterial/Viral breathing filter
For multi-patient breathing system use
- i-flo™ A High Flow Cannula
Includes a unique, 180° swivel elbow to simplify positioning and a flexible, semi-rigid facemount to ensure stable therapy delivery.
- Mobile equipment stand
Robust and and fully adjustable with optional gas cylinder kit for patient transfer.
Versi-flo™ primary locations and types of use
