IMT Innovations Unveils ‘Box’ Ventilator Prototype
Swiss medical technology firm IMT Innovations has unveiled a new mechanical ventilator prototype, designed for critical care and sub-acute hospital environments.
Swiss medical technology firm IMT Innovations has unveiled a new mechanical ventilator prototype, designed for critical care and sub-acute hospital environments.
A team of engineers from MIT are developing a ventilator solution that will aid people with compromised diaphragm function.
The Canadian government’s response to ventilator needs of patients early during the pandemic resulted in an excessive equipment surplus.
Swiss medical technology firm IMT Innovations has unveiled a new mechanical ventilator prototype, designed for critical care and sub-acute hospital environments.
Enexor Health Systems entered the medical device industry with its ventilator technology in 2020 and will launch a deployment strategy under Rector’s leadership.
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