respiran

Respiran is a generic term used in medical technology to describe systems that support or monitor breathing. The term is not tied to a single product or company and is used across different markets to denote respiratory care technologies, including hardware devices and software platforms.

In typical usage, a Respiran system comprises sensing components that measure respiratory parameters such as chest movements, airflow, oxygen saturation, and carbon dioxide levels; actuation components that deliver airflow or control airway pressure (for example CPAP, NIV, or portable ventilators); and software that analyzes data, provides feedback, and interfaces with clinicians or caregivers.

Respiran devices are employed in hospitals for acute care, in clinics for diagnostic monitoring, and in homes for chronic respiratory support or sleep-disordered breathing.

Because Respiran is a generic label rather than a single standardized technology, specifications and capabilities vary by manufacturer. The term often overlaps with well-established categories such as CPAP/NIV therapy and portable oxygen therapy, and it may be used differently in clinical guidelines. As with any medical device, safety, regulatory approval, and clinical evaluation are key considerations.