Simple ventilators for emergency use based on bag-valve pressing systems: Lessons learned and future steps

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Abstract

As part of a plethora of global efforts to minimize the negative effects of the SARS-CoV2 (COVID-19) pandemic, we developed two different mechanisms that, after further development, could potentially be of use in the future in order to increase the capacity of ventilators with low-cost devices based on single-use-bag-valve mask systems. We describe the concept behind the devices and report a characterization of them. Finally, we make a description of the solved and unsolved challenges and propose a series of measures in order to better cope with future contingencies.

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Castro-Camus, E., Ornik, J., Mach, C., Hernandez-Cardoso, G., Savalia, B., Taiber, J., … Koch, M. (2020). Simple ventilators for emergency use based on bag-valve pressing systems: Lessons learned and future steps. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 10(20), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.3390/app10207229

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