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1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1.1 Intended purpose
The PARI inhalation system consists of a PARI compressor, a PARI nebuliser and PARI ac-
cessories. The system is used to treat the lower airways.
This product can be used in a home environment, as well as in professional health institu-
tions. Aside from the compressor, if used in a home environment, the product components
may only be used by a single patient (no patient change). In a professional environment, the
device can be used with different patients as long as the corresponding hygiene repro-
cessing measures are complied with.
This product must be used only by individuals who understand the contents of the instruc-
tions for use and are able to use the product safely.
Individuals in the following groups must be supervised by a person who is responsible for
their safety:
– Babies, infants, and children
– Individuals with limited capabilities (e.g. physical, mental, sensory)
If the patient is not able to use this product safely on their own, then the treatment must be
carried out by the responsible person.
This PARI product is suitable only for patients who are able to breathe by themselves and
are conscious.
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The frequency and duration of use is determined by professional medical staff according to
the individual needs of the patient.
Compressor
The purpose of the PARI compressor is to generate compressed air for operating a
PARI nebuliser.
The PARI compressor must be used only for PARI nebulisers. It can be operated by the pa-
tient themselves and must only be used indoors.
Nebuliser
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The PARI LC PLUS nebuliser generates an aerosol for inhalation, for the therapy of the
lower airways.
Together with a PARI compressor or the PARI CENTRAL and with PARI accessories, the
nebuliser forms an inhalation system.
The nebuliser is suitable for use in treating patients in all age groups.
Only solutions and suspensions that are approved for use in nebuliser treatment may be
used.
1) Professional medical staff: Doctors, pharmacists, and physiotherapists.
2) Aerosol: Small particles of solid, liquid or mixed composition (fine "mist") suspended in gases or air.
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