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The COVID-19 pandemic has increased global demand for the supply of many different medical devices, in particular, ventilators and other critical care equipment. As such, in certain scenarios, some devices may need to be repurposed for the treatment of seriously ill patients. Examples include transport ventilators and anaesthetic machines ...
Get Price2021-7-15 · The ventilator is a restricted medical device intended for use by qualified, trained personnel under the direction of a doctor when an FDA-cleared ventilator is not available due to the COVID-19 …
Get Price2020-4-21 · A strategy for invasive ventilation in COVID-19. Following these principles, we suggest the following practical mechanical ventilation strategy. These suggestions might change when more evidence on the mechanical ventilation of COVID-19 patients will become available over time: 1. Use low tidal volumes.
Get Price2020-4-7 · Ventilator for COVID-19 use in Australia. In response to the anticipated demand for invasive ventilator medical devices to treat patients requiring respiratory support as a result of infection with COVID-19, a Commonwealth Government taskforce has been working to identify domestic manufacturing capability of these devices.
Get Price2021-1-14 · Options for ventilating covid-19 patients have expanded since the first wave of the pandemic, but doctors are unsure of the best management pathway because evidence is lacking, reports Ingrid Torjesen During the first wave of the covid-19 pandemic, almost three quarters of patients who were admitted to critical care received invasive ventilation, and one in two received …
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