The anesthesia machine features advanced monitoring and respiratory controls as well as a re-breathing device that allows partial re-circulation of exhaled gases.
The approval applies to C20, C30 and C40 models of the system, according to the company.
Read the MedGadget report on the FLOW-i anesthesia system.
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