Ventilator

Ventilator

Dr Lukasz Szarpak presents Respisave, a remote-controlled ventilator that will allow doctors to monitor and adjust the device for their patients at a distance, in a bid to make medical personnel safer amidst the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak, at Centre for Medical Simulation MedExcellence in Warsaw, Poland, June 8, 2020. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel

Polish scientists design remote-controlled ventilator to fight Covid-19

If the experimental “RespiSave” ventilator can be shown to work safely on humans, doctors can observe patients’ vitals through an application, monitoring their condition and adjusting the machine’s...

Logo of Bangladesh Marine Academy. Photo: Collected

Bangladesh Marine Academy makes pneumatically controlled ventilator

Locally made ventilators not yet ready

Locally made ventilators not yet ready

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Overloaded ventilator fire kills five coronavirus patients in Russia - media

Walton ventilators ready for clinical trials

Walton ventilators ready for clinical trials

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Ferrari manufacturing respirator parts to help fight Covid-19

Strict measures only way out for populous countries: Intel chairman Omar Ishrak

Strict measures only way out for populous countries: Intel chairman Omar Ishrak

A CT scan picture shows lungs of 48-year-old coronavirus disease (Covid-19) patient Andre Bergmann, in this screen grab released on April 14, 2020 by the Bethanien Hospital lung clinic in Moers, Germany. HOSPITAL BETHANIEN MOERS/THOMAS VOSHAAR/Handout via REUTERS

As virus advances, doctors rethink rush to ventilate

FILE PHOTO: Ventilators, recently provided by the World Health Organization, are pictured at the intensive care ward of a hospital allocated for the coronavirus patients amid preparation for any possible spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19), in Sanaa, Yemen April 8, 2020. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah/File Photo

India battles supply snags in race to build affordable ventilators

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Minister Hi-Tech to make ventilators for Covid-19 patients

In this Wednesday, April 8, 2020 photo, a group of young girls are developing two types of cheap ventilator devices using Toyota car spare parts to help the fight against the coronavirus pandemic in Herat, west of Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo; AP/UNB

Ventilator from old car parts? Afghan girls pursue prototype

Bangladeshi IT firm TigerIT made a low cost mechanical non-invasive ventilator using materials sourced locally.

Bangladeshi IT firm develops low-cost ventilator

Does Bangladesh have enough ventilators? The answer is no

Does Bangladesh have enough ventilators? The answer is no