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• TITLE: Accuracy of Medical Oxygen Flowmeters: A Multicentric Field Study

  AUTHORS: Frédéric Duprez, Maria Barile, Thierry Bonus, Grégory Cuvelier, Sandra Ollieuz, Shahram Mashayekhi, Alexandre Legrand

  KEYWORDS: Medical Device Accuracy, Oxygen Therapy, Flowmeter

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.6 No.15, August 14, 2014

  ABSTRACT: The accuracy of 476 oxygen flowmeters was investigated using a thermal mass flowmeter in eight hospitals in France and Belgium. Different oxygen flow rates (2 to 15 l/min) were evaluated at the patient’s bed. When the sample was considered as a whole, the accuracy of delivered flow was acceptable but precision was poor. The variability of the delivered flow between devices was greater when a low flow rate was required. Compensated-pressure oxygen flowmeters for these low rates were more accurate than their non-compensated counterparts. This study emphasizes the need to individually adapt the oxygen flow rate each time a patient has to move from one flowmeter to another.