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[narangmedical]

NET Portable Ventilator is used for First-Aid, Ambulance, Emergency situation and patients’ transport in hospital. It can be used for both pediatric and adult patients. AC, DC and internal Battery (8 hours) ... https://narang.com/icu-equipments/ventilator/AN360.php

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Fully sedated once again

Leah isn’t so well today and her oxygen requirements have increased again. They have sedated her fully in order to reduce her body’s need for oxygen and to keep her comfortable and relaxed. The doctors are worried about her medical condition but they don’t believe that her life is in immediate danger. Her condition isn’t stable enough to have a CT scan as it entails leaving the ICU unit and…

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Portable Ventilator

A portable ventilator is a compact and lightweight medical device designed to provide respiratory support to patients who require ventilatory assistance outside of traditional clinical settings, such as hospitals or intensive care units. Suitable for both pediatric and adult use

[basavraj95]

Portable Ventilator in Oman Caresource is a supplier of laboratory equipment. A ventilator is one of the products that must be present in every hospital. It is used to monitor patients and provide life support. A Portable Ventilator is a machine that either breathes for you or assists you in breathing. It is also known as a respirator or a breathing machine. To learn more about our products, please visit our website.

[vexmacare]

After seeing the successful feedback from our customers and end users of ERVA 1 ventilator we have launched a better version of our patented technology bridging the gap of high end ventilator and bipap devices. 

ERVA 2 Ventilator is a unique ventilation device with improved features from ERVA 1 Ventilator such as Pressure Support Ventilation (NIV mode) upto 55 plus cmH20 with backup support. Assist control Ventilation similar to SIMV mode (NIV mode). And Volume control ventilation similar to its previous version. 

ERVA 2 is also equipped with pediatric and adult modes of ventilation with relative tidal volumes and its world class battery life of 8 hrs. 

The device has a very small footprint, very easy to use can be supplied oxygen inline from oxygen cylinder or a concentration therefore omitting the need of High End ICU setup. It is perfect for ambulances, remote district hospitals, casualty wards, recovery and emergency rooms.

https://vexmacare.com/erva2-medical-ventilator

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Differences Between Oxygen Concentrators and Ventilators

An oxygen concentrator provides a higher concentration of oxygen to individuals who have low levels of oxygen. The difference between an oxygen concentrator and a portable ventilator is that a ventilator assists with respiration and takes charge of a patient’s breathing to allow them rest while their body heals. An oxygen concentrator does not assist in respiration but only provides a higher oxygen concentration, more than the standard 21% present in atmospheric air.

An oxygen concentrator is non-invasive and can be administered via an oxygen mask or a nasal cannula. In contrast, to use a ventilator, an invasive method is needed. An endotracheal tube has to be inserted, or a tracheostomy is performed to put the patient on the machine.

The difference between an oxygen concentrator and a ventilator is that an oxygen concentrator provides oxygen without any force and is inhaled with the individual’s efforts, whereas a ventilator uses force provided by the machine to push air into the patient’s lungs.

The two also differ in their approach and mode of working. The oxygen concentrator has two approaches to oxygen delivery: continuous and pulse flow. In continuous flow, the concentrator continuously provides oxygen, whereas, in pulse flow, oxygen is provided only when the individual inhales. The ventilator has various settings to suit an individual’s needs, such as controlling lung pressure, the concentration of oxygen, duration, and the rate of breaths required.

The difference between the oxygen concentrator and ventilator is that oxygen concentrators are portable, and some can be taken along when one is mobile or on short journeys, whereas ventilators are not portable.

The difference between an oxygen concentrator and a ventilator is that oxygen concentrators use an electric source or a battery, which can last for 3 to 24 hours based on the usage, whereas ventilators can only function with electricity.

An oxygen concentrator is inexpensive to operate as it does not require a professional’s constant oversight. With good care, it can last for about 5-7 years. Maintenance involves cleaning the air filters to increase the lifespan and avoid grime and dirt from getting into the device. In contrast, a ventilator requires a health care professional to operate it, and it requires maintenance.

An oxygen concentrator and a portable ventilator machine also differ in the monitoring required when a patient is using them. When a patient is using an oxygen concentrator, only the oxygen saturation will have to be monitored, which can be done with a pulse oximeter. However, when a patient is on a ventilator, several things need to be checked constantly. These include ABGs (arterial blood gases), suctioning of the airway, blood pressure, review ventilator settings as per the patient’s condition, infection prevention, the patient’s nutritional needs, pain management, etc.

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Mumbai Engineering student made portable ventilator with home-made items

Maharashtra has recorded the highest number of coronavirus cases in the country. With 1574  active cases , 110 deaths and 188 recovery patients. Due to rapidly rise in cases the requirement of ventilators has also been increased. In a bid to serve the society in the period of crisis, a Maharashtrian engineering student, Trilok Sawant from Kandivali (East), Thakur Village, has made a portable…

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