Updated Nov 12, 2020
Sofia Stafford
Send MessageFor hospitals in low-income countries, ongoing infrastructure challenges often prevent conventional medical equipment from functioning. For instance, steady electricity and compressed medical oxygen are needed to provide anesthesia and critical care, yet both are woefully scarce in health facilities throughout the developing world. Environmental conditions such as heat, humidity, and dust can also wear down equipment or limit its effectiveness.
The Gradian CCV is a comprehensive care ventilator that provides mechanical ventilation in a wide variety of settings—including those with unreliable access to oxygen and/or electricity. It is built to ventilate critically-ill adult and pediatric patients wherever they present, with up to 21 hours of battery power and portability features to enable ease of use throughout the continuum of critical care. The Gradian CCV is CE-certified and has been cleared by the U.S. FDA.
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