Thanks to The breathing apparatus of the two brothers, john and Stu, Herregodts at the following week’s production. We will be able to have the production up-scaling, depending on the production demand. Jan Herregodts (25) as a medical student on a work placement at the emergency room on the our lady hospital in Aalst, belgium in the presence of corona, the patients will rise. He was afraid of the Italian states, in which patients with ventilation and, therefore, he and his brother, Luca – phd candidate, Robotchirurgie is the first prototype of a breathing machine to keep it together.
The 25-year-old Jan Herregodts, a vijfdejaarsstudent medicine at the Ghent university, during his internship in the emergency room of the onze-Lieve-vrouw hospital in Aalst, belgium at the end of march, in the presence of corona, the patients will rise. “in the Evening, on the television, the horror! to see more of the Italian hospitals where the patients are in the hallway, and not more, ventilation can be due to lack of adequate equipment. So, I was talking about this with my brother, Stu, who, as a doctoraatstudent we Robotchirurgie from Ghent university,” says Jan, Herregodts. “No matter how complex it would be to have a simplified version of such a device,” and the question was, which of them to his lap. “On Monday, we had ordered the parts for a prototype, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday we will have a day and a night, continuing to work with our brothers, Karl and Pieter, in order that, in the other hand,” says Jan, Herregodts.
From the topdokters in BY the hospital to get her feedback. “Jan Hendricks, and Ignace Demeyer, respectively, of a renowned anesthesiologist and the qualified doctor at the our lady hospital in Aalst, belgium, can I get a feedback that the device has potential, and that they are interested in you can use it. But how would they use their device to develop, so that it is fully compliant with the medical requirements on a large scale, it can be produced?”, according to Jan, Herregodts.
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from the consulting firm ernst & young came into contact with the SCMO, which is a network of 180 of the Flemish leaders of the Vlerick leuven gent management School. For the entrepreneurs, they have found a great willingness to help with the resuscitator. Twenty companies, including the Submentum, Velleman, and VHA to provide support for the development of the resuscitator. John and Stu, this is the vzw Gear is Up to the Medical.
We can make a very simple version of the device. With all of the bells and whistles, let them. That’s exactly what the government asks of them because, if it is really necessary to be able to be used by health-care personnel and even trainees.
Jan Herregodts
“at the moment we are in the final stages of the development process of the aircraft,” say the brothers. In the course of the next week, the companies are also in contention up to the series to start with. We have a sustainable model, where we have to start with a small initial set of which, after validation, have the potential to make the production in scale, if the demand for this. “ they say. “One challenge is that at this point the certification and the medical certification of the design,” says Stu, Herregodts. “Normally, it takes something like this for more than a year, and we are now in a very short period of time with a man, and the power of work has been done to it in a much shorter amount of time to complete, according to should be exceptional . The problem is that in every European country, separate approval is to be taken. A Belgian certification, it would be a great next step, as we already have a number of questions have been from a Belgian hospital.” Your cookie settings to make sure that the content is not displayed.
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And the other countries, at this time, however, the most important end-use of the ventilator. “It’s just guess work, or Belgium for additional devices, you will need to have it, but it’s true, Italy, netherlands, Spain, and the US is still in trouble”, as they say.
why is it that an australian partnership, and in ten days, which is a medical techbedrijf normally be a few years, the need for it? “Just as we are naturally, very focused, and a small grouping of medical professionals and entrepreneurs, we can more quickly turn over a large log in the company,” says Jan, Herregodts. “In addition, we have a very, very basic version of the device. With all of the bells and whistles, let them. That’s exactly what the government asks of them because, if it is really necessary to be able to be used by health-care personnel and even trainees. However, the device has all the required sensors, alarms, connections, monitoring, and safety systems.”
Developing countries
According to Marc cosaert established, and Paul Eelen of the consultancy company, ernst & young, is a partner of Vlerick business school-SCMO, this is a good example of a company that is on a ten-day period of time opschaalt from start-up to scale-up, hopefully, next week, serieproducent.” The brothers see a future for the device as a humanitarian for developing nations, “Reginald Moreels, noodarts in the Congo, and has already been contacted. He is especially interested in, even if it was only for the fact that the patients can easily go many times hand to hand by a nurse to be ventilation. And in Africa, need to corona and have to be advance in the beginning. And there will be a lot harder for infections to be avoided”, as they say.
financial assistance for this project will be most welcome. For more info, see: www.Coronaventilator.be or transfer to the bank account number: BE03 7350 5633 7584 (BIC KREDBEBB).
