Five years after the world essentially shut down in response to the Coronavirus Pandemic, there is still a lot we don’t know ...

An early study showing the vast majority of patients in a New York group of hospitals did not survive intubation has raised alarm. But as a growing number of patients on mechanical ventilation ...

Even as hospitals and governors raise the alarm about a shortage of ventilators ... are concerned about the use of intubation and mechanical ventilators. They argue that more patients could ...

Furthermore, experts in respiratory mechanical ventilation technology have also ... Furthermore, it has different sensors and alarms that help maintain an adequate control of the patients' breathing.

A recent study published in BMC Geriatrics analyzing health and long-term care insurance data from Tsukuba City has provided ...

often referred to as mechanical ventilators, are critical devices used in medical settings to assist or replace spontaneous breathing in patients who are unable to breathe adequately on their own.

A new study from Tulane University suggests that repeated collapse and reopening of tiny alveoli-air sacs in the lungs essential for breathing-during mechanical ventilation may cause microscopic ...

In addition, experts in respiratory mechanical ventilation have also collaborated ... Moreover, it has several sensors and alarms for providing a suitable control of the patients' breathing.

In an interview with The National News Desk, Dr. Jordan Vaughn, President & Founder of the Microvascular Research Foundation, sounded alarm bells about the widespread use of ventilators on Covid ...