The global shortage of ventilators amid the COVID-19 pandemic has sparked urgent efforts to design and manufacture these life-saving devices. Instances, such as a New York hospital attempting to treat two patients per ventilator, underscore the critical need. In the U.S., where breathlessness and cough are prevalent symptoms, the American Society of Anaesthesiologists has advised against sharing ventilators due to safety concerns. Your initiative to build ventilators aligns with the growing demand, especially as data from China suggests a significant percentage of COVID-19 patients may require ventilator support. It’s essential that these ventilators have automated systems for precise control and can accommodate both invasive and non-invasive interventions to effectively address the diverse needs of patients.
India, with an estimated 40,000 working ventilators, faces challenges given the potential scale of hospitalizations. Collaborative efforts on a global scale are crucial to ramp up ventilator production, ensuring that healthcare systems are well-equipped to handle the increasing demand and save lives during these challenging times.
Assists breathing for patients with pneumonia, brain injury, and COVID-19-related respiratory distress.
Conveys oxygen into the lungs and removes carbon dioxide during exhalation, ensuring efficient gas exchange.
Touchscreen adjusts breathing rate, oxygen mix, and pressure for personalized support under medical supervision.
Prevents lung damage, reduces risk of ventilator-associated pneumonia, and minimizes air leakage to avoid collapse.
Solar-powered with mobile app control, real-time alerts, data analysis, oxygen supply, and camera monitoring.
Bravo ICU Ventilator is the result of meticulous design specifications based on consultations with ICU professionals, ensuring reliability, ease of use, and above all, life-saving functionality in critical medical scenarios.
To Whomsoever It May Concern We have tested the product O2 optimiser developed by QTrack health systems private limited and find it to reduce our oxygen consumption while maintaining the FIO2 and SPO2%. This will be useful in saving the oxygen for patients on mask and canula. We have also requested them to modify this product to suit HFNC machines.
TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN This is to certify that M/s. QTRACK health systems had come out with an device called Oxygen optimizer. I have used this along with D type cylinder and found it extremely useful. It is a device that reduces the supply of oxygen from the cylinder and doubles the O2 supply at the outlet and hence the patient gets double the supply of 02 that what we keep in the fore flow meter. This device will be helpful in saving the O2 to the hospital and hence it is very useful at this time of oxygen crisis.
We had a Demo session for 02 Optimisor and we satisfied with the demo session, We need 20 02 Optimisor, There is a savings in oxygen consumption with this equipment. Kindly do the needful at the earliest. Thanks & Regards Sri Chakra Multi Speciality Hospital Dr.S. Sathyanaraynan M.S M.ch
