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Pumani Bubble CPAP Large Neonatal Hat – Infant Nasal Prong Support Cap (Pack of 10)
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₦135,408
approx. $88.50 at today's rate
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The Pumani Large Neonatal Hat is a respiratory support accessory designed to secure nasal prongs and breathing circuit components during Bubble CPAP therapy for newborns and infants.
Made from soft, flexible fabric, the hat helps maintain stable positioning of the nasal interface while minimising unwanted movement during respiratory support.
Supplied in a pack of 10, it is suitable for neonatal intensive care units, maternity hospitals, newborn care centres and paediatric healthcare facilities.
Key Features & Specifications
- Product Type: Neonatal Bubble CPAP Support Hat
- Manufacturer: Hadleigh Health Technologies
- Product Reference: 3-535
- Hat Size: Large
- Pack Quantity: 10 hats
- Recommended Patient Weight: Above 3,000 grams (3 kg), subject to appropriate fit
- Patient Category: Newborns and infants within the Pumani system's approved limits
- Material: Soft fabric; exact composition requires supplier confirmation
- Design: Flexible neonatal head cap
- Primary Function: Stabilisation of nasal prongs and the CPAP patient interface
- Compatible System: Pumani Bubble CPAP
- Compatible Accessories: Pumani nasal prongs, fish elbows, patient tubing and hat clips
- Hat Clip Reference: 3-536
- Fit: Selected according to the infant's head circumference and clinical assessment
- Patient Use: Follow manufacturer instructions and hospital infection-control procedures
- Replacement: When stretched, loose, heavily soiled or unable to maintain proper nasal prong positioning
- Sterility: Confirm from supplier packaging
- Electrical Requirement: None
- Packaging: Pack of 10 pieces
- Product Condition: New
- Applications: Neonatal Bubble CPAP therapy and nasal interface stabilisation
- Suitable Facilities: Neonatal intensive care units, maternity hospitals, neonatal wards and paediatric healthcare centres
