Respiratory and anaesthesia devices in EUDAMED
Browse medical devices in the “Respiratory and anaesthesia devices” EMDN category registered in EUDAMED. Each result links to its manufacturer, certificates, and identifiers.
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About the Respiratory and anaesthesia devices category
Respiratory and anaesthesia devices manage a patient’s airway and breathing — ventilators and breathing circuits, oxygen-delivery equipment, anaesthesia masks and tubing, and airway-management consumables. Devices that supply or monitor breathing energy fall under MDR active-device rules and frequently reach Class IIb, particularly ventilators and anaesthesia delivery systems. The category combines durable capital equipment with the single-use circuits and consumables used per patient.
Common questions
Which respiratory and anaesthesia devices are in category R?
Category R covers ventilators and breathing circuits, anaesthesia delivery systems and masks, oxygen-therapy equipment, and the airway-management consumables — tubes, filters and connectors — used in respiratory and anaesthesia care.
Why are ventilators often Class IIb?
A ventilator is an active device that supports or sustains breathing; because a failure can directly threaten life, the MDR active-device rules place such equipment at Class IIb rather than a lower class.