Sophisticated Modeling Boosts Split Ventilators to Emergency FDA Review | Duke Pratt School of Engineering
Local doctors create 3D-printed “splitter template” amid growing need for ventilators
Safe Flight Designs Ventilator Splitter to Aid Treatment of COVID-19 Patients | Safe Flight Instrument, LLC
Emergency Medical Device Prototyping | Case Study
Patient- and Ventilator-Specific Modeling to Drive the Use and Development of 3D Printed Devices for Rapid Ventilator Splitting During the COVID-19 Pandemic | SpringerLink
3D-Printed Molds Accelerate Substitute-Ventilator Validation | Additive Manufacturing
Prisma Health Collaborates with Ethicon Inc., part of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies, to Manufacture and Distribute the VESper™ Ventilator Expansion Splitter Device that is Authorized for Emergency Use Only
Innovative ventilator device developed by Prisma Health
Prisma Health introduces VESper
Ventilator splitting and monitoring — Prosthodontics, Special Patient Care, Maxillofacial Prosthetics, and Weintraub Center, UCLA School of Dentistry
Hacking ventilators: could it be dangerous? - ASME
Invaluable' ventilator device could treat two Covid-19 patients at once
Four-way splitter placed on the inhalation branch of the ventilator. | Download Scientific Diagram
Translational design for limited resource settings as demonstrated by Vent-Lock, a 3D-printed ventilator multiplexer | 3D Printing in Medicine | Full Text
NIH 3D - LRTee: Ventilator Splitter
In the News | COVID-19 Update: Connecticut Engineer, 3D Printer Answer Doctor's Call to Create Ventilator Splitter – CT State, Three Rivers
In the News | COVID-19 Update: Connecticut Engineer, 3D Printer Answer Doctor's Call to Create Ventilator Splitter – CT State, Three Rivers
Sophisticated Modeling Boosts Split Ventilators to Emergency FDA Review | Duke Pratt School of Engineering
Four-way splitter implemented on a V500 ventilator with four test lungs. | Download Scientific Diagram
Splitter for Dual Oxygen & Ventilator - Animal Health Anesthesia Products - Vetamac
Hacking ventilators: could it be dangerous? - ASME
Emergency Medical Device Prototyping | Case Study
Johns Hopkins engineers develop 3D-printed ventilator splitters | Hub
Partners create problem-solving ventilator splitter | Crain's Grand Rapids Business
Physical therapy faculty helps develop alternative to traditional ventilators - Alumni Magazine - VCU College of Health Professions - Virginia Commonwealth University
Creating 3D-printed Ventilator Splitters for COVID-19 Patients | Research and Innovation
