Super Ventilator™

The Super Ventilator is the worlds safest and most affordable ventilator.
It is an innovative non-invasive ventilator, useful for anyone with respiratory illnesses such as asthma or bronchitis, and even useful in cases of heart-attack, strokes, accidents, poisoning, etc.

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Background

Mechanical ventilators are an essential part of modern healthcare, necessary for patients suffering from respiratory illness, and to prevent premature death of infants. Conventional mechanical ventilators cause lung damage due to the high-pressure air forced directly into the lungs.

There is an acute shortage of mechanical ventilators in India. Ventilators are required in seven major departments like medicine, pediatrics, pediatric surgery, surgery, orthopedics, chest medicine and TB, ENT and gynecology. Ideally, each of these departments must have 2-5 ventilators. Based on hospital bed to ventilator statistics, we are short of one million mechanical ventilators at the barest minimum.

SHORTAGE OF VENTILATORS

Solutions

Supervasi has invented a new kind of mechanical ventilator that imitates natural breathing, and causes no harm or further illness to patients. Several patent applications have been filed for the same to prevent it from being exploited by commercial interests, and to ensure it reaches the poorest patients in the remotest areas.

With Super Ventilators, these high demands can be met easily with costs lowered not just for the basic machine but also maintenance and operator salaries. The need for such a solution is desperate not just in India but all over the world. By tackling the issue of cost, mechanical ventilators can enter a new era where every hospital bed in every city hospital and village PHC can afford to have a ventilator.

Respiratory Illness is the 2nd largest killer in India, with more than 5,000 people dying every day from diseases like Asthma, Bronchitis and Pneumonia. In the 2 minutes taken to read this, 6 people have died gasping for breath, including 1 newborn baby.

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