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Monitoring filter blocked

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Good morning,

I'm experiencing an issue with a filter on the monitoring line used to check the real-time concentration of nitric oxide.

After few hours of use, the filter becomes blocked because of moisture and iNO monitoring system starts alarming.

The supplier can't find a real alternative.

Is anyone having the same issue?

Are you using in line nebulization in your ventilator circuit?

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Yes, we're using it.

Apparently, there's too much moisture condensing into monitoring line of our monitoring device.

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I would rather blame salt deposition. Usually while using in-circuit nebulization, nebulized drugs often sediment as salts and cause obstruction at narrow point (like monitoring lines) & corrosion of sensitive parts (like flow sensors).

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Usually we don't have troubles related to moisture, but it's clear that NO monitoring line is not heated...

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