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All 20 dated mentions so far are from Mar 2020.
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The overall tone reflects cautious optimism, as many comments highlight historical studies and potential applications for healthcare systems under stress; phrases like 'hope I don't need to test in vivo' and mentions of 'massive shootings' suggest concern about practical implementation and real-world relevance.
Most discussions recognize the potential of the method, though some express skepticism about its human application.
The topic appears to pique interest due to current healthcare challenges and novel solutions.
Participants reference prior studies, mention practical implications, and show curiosity about real-world viability.
The discussions imply that if proven effective in humans, this approach could significantly influence crisis healthcare capacity.
Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a modified circuit. https://t.co/o71BGyFQyS Not sure if this will work in human.... @PhysicianZen @ketaminh @PeterAttiaMD
From my Kings County Days: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: Ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a modified circuit https://t.co/t3c3co0afR Hope I don't need to test in vivo
So I spoke to @kvnmns, and yes this was in fact done temporarily during the Las Vegas mass shooting. He directed me to research done 10 years ago @sunydownstate right here in Flatbush showing it could be done using sheep. https://t.co/avC3kctWKz https://t.co/xvv4yB6tMI
@DoctorsUpdates @Brooksmeisters @JimBethell @MattHancock Is this viable given the current situation? Research showing the capability of a single ventilator to serve the requirements of four people with some modification: https://t.co/9PWCMgU7Rq https://t.co/RSBnpqagvv
Increasing Ventilator Surge Capacity in Disasters: Ventilation of Four Adult-Human-Sized Sheep on a Single Ventilator With a Modified Circuit - PubMed https://t.co/QcAljGPXmw
RT @drsamko: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a m…
Using a single ventilator to support four patients was tested with a laboratory model, showing uneven ventilation depending on resistance and compliance. Variations in lung properties cause difficulties in ensuring…
This video demonstrates how to interconnect one ventilator for multiple patients. It discusses the feasibility of using a single ventilator in disaster scenarios, supported by scientific literature and past applications…
In extreme and terminal conditions, innovative strategies are required. This video explores how a modified ventilator can provide ventilation to multiple patients simultaneously, addressing critical respiratory needs…
This video explores the validation of using a single ventilator for multiple patients during critical shortages. It highlights a study demonstrating that a modified ventilator could provide adequate ventilation to four…
A single ventilator can be modified to ventilate multiple patients simultaneously. This pilot study demonstrates its effectiveness in maintaining adequate pressure and tidal volumes for several patients with respiratory…
Por si le llega y ayuda a @IdiazAyuso este es un método para transformar un ventilador y dar servicio a 4 pacientes de similares características cuando la cross-contaminación no es problema: https://t.co/BIt1CtzpQu referencia: https://t.co/aqum0HD3XP
So I spoke to @kvnmns, and yes this was in fact done temporarily during the Las Vegas mass shooting. He directed me to research done 10 years ago @sunydownstate right here in Flatbush showing it could be done using sheep. https://t.co/avC3kctWKz https://t.co/xvv4yB6tMI
@doctorgaona No lo han inventado ellos, pero si lo aplican en personas pueden ser los primeros, porque en USA también lo tienen previsto si se desbordan las UCIs. En 2007 se realizó este estudio usando ovejas del tamaño de humanos: https://t.co/t9cxEo5Ajv
https://t.co/SeDTlIqW08 método para adaptar un sólo ventilador para dar servicio a hasta cuatro pacientes a la vez. Por favor, difundir a quien pueda interesar. Gracias! https://t.co/AU3HtFxwpn
@CMO_England Could this help with NHS Ventilator capacity? See:https://t.co/ffS4cZtLlG and https://t.co/Qfh1eslv3p
@uksciencechief Could this help with NHS Ventilator capacity? https://t.co/ffS4cZtLlG and https://t.co/Qfh1eslv3p
Increasing Ventilator Surge Capacity in Disasters: Ventilation of Four Adult-Human-Sized Sheep on a Single Ventilator With a Modified Circuit - PubMed https://t.co/QcAljGPXmw
@DoctorsUpdates @Brooksmeisters @JimBethell @MattHancock Is this viable given the current situation? Research showing the capability of a single ventilator to serve the requirements of four people with some modification: https://t.co/9PWCMgU7Rq https://t.co/RSBnpqagvv
RT @drsamko: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a m…
Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a modified circuit. https://t.co/o71BGyFQyS Not sure if this will work in human.... @PhysicianZen @ketaminh @PeterAttiaMD
RT @brianjwrightmd: From my Kings County Days: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: Ventilation of four adult-human-sized sh…
RT @brianjwrightmd: From my Kings County Days: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: Ventilation of four adult-human-sized sh…
RT @brianjwrightmd: From my Kings County Days: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: Ventilation of four adult-human-sized sh…
From my Kings County Days: Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: Ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a modified circuit https://t.co/t3c3co0afR Hope I don't need to test in vivo
Increasing ventilator surge capacity in disasters: ventilation of four adult-human-sized sheep on a single ventilator with a modified circuit. https://t.co/tnzrkKaTmU #COVID19 #COVID19germany #Coviditalia