History of Manual Resuscitators The first manual resuscitator was developed in the late 18th century as a way to provide ventilation support outside of the hospital setting. Early devices were hand-powered bellows that could be squeezed by hand to push air into the lungs. Throughout the 19th century, refinements were made to improve the sealing of mouth-to-mouth contact as well as the pressure...
The Rapid Infuser Market aims to revolutionize emergency medicine by facilitating faster fluid resuscitation during surgical procedures or hemorrhagic shock. Rapid infusers allow for controlled and consistent flow rates, reducing dependency on manual pressure bag infusion. They utilize an integrated pump mechanism and an easy-to-read display to program precise infusion parameters. Rapid...
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