Medical Oxygen

Most living things need oxygen to survive and oxygen’s importance in the field of healthcare cannot be under estimated. Oxygen is widely used in every healthcare setting, with applications from resuscitation to inhalation therapy. Oxygen was known to be the only element that supports respiration as early as 1800 and was first used in the medical field in 1810. However, it took about 150 years for the gas to be used throughout medicine.

Medical Oxygen:- 

• Provide a basis for virtually all modern aesthetic techniques
• Restore tissue oxygen tension by improving oxygen availability in a wide range of conditions such as COPD, cyanosis, shock, severe hemorrhage, carbon monoxide poisoning, major trauma, cardiac/respiratory arrest
• Aid resuscitation
• Provide life support for artificially ventilated patients
• Aid cardiovascular stability