Early on during the pandemic, the state of New York spent millions of dollars on equipment that was aimed at aiding COVID patients, much of which is currently dormant and with no plans to be used.
Intuitive measures to curb the initial unpreparedness for the pandemic resulted in the inflow of mechanical ventilators at the expedited rate.
Alwan brings to Ventec Life Systems extensive medical device leadership experience, having spent more than 25 years developing and managing healthcare products.
Early on during the pandemic, the state of New York spent millions of dollars on equipment that was aimed at aiding COVID patients, much of which is currently dormant and with no plans to be used.
UK scientists have been awarded funding to develop a robust, low-cost ventilator to help patients in low- and middle-income countries suffering from severe respiratory problems due to COVID-19.
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As the COVID-19 surge was building, three New York companies quickly created a new device to alleviate the shortage of ICU ventilators.
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The RESPOND-19 multi-patient ventilator, optimized for long-term storage, is now available for commercial use in the United States.
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Responding to an urgent need for medical ventilators for health professionals in Canada, StarFish Medical called on NSK to quickly deliver up to 7,500 Monocarrier linear actuator assemblies for use in their Winnipeg 2.0 Ventilator.
Read More“The study showed that through the use of NAVA, the days on mechanical ventilation could be reduced from 12 to 8 days, a four-day reduction or close to 35%.”
Read MoreTrinamic Motion Control’s TMC4671+TMC6100-TOSV-REF design board is made to accommodate respiratory system and medical ventilator design.
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PMC Smart Solutions contributed its medical device manufacturing and regulatory expertise to the production of the Venti-Now portable ventilator.
