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A Novel CPAP Device With an Integrated Oxygen Concentrator for Low Resource Countries: In Vitro Validation and Usability Test in Field
Goal:
To develop and validatea novel neonatal non-invasive respiratory support device prototype designed to operate in low-resource settings.
Methods:
The device integrates a blower-based ventilator and a portable oxygen concentrator. A novel control algorithm was designed to achieve the desired fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO
2
) while minimizing power consumption. The accuracy of the delivered FiO
2
and the device power consumption were evaluated in vitro, and a formative usability test was conducted in a rural hospital in Uganda.
Results:
The agreement between the set and delivered FiO2 was high (limit of agreement:−5.6 ÷ 3.8%). For FiO2 below 60%, the control algorithm reduced the power drain by 50%. The device was also appreciated by intended users.
Conclusion:
The prototype proved effective in delivering oxygen-enriched continuous positive airway pressure in the absence of compressed air and oxygen, holding promise for a sustainable and effective implementation of neonatal respiratory support in low-resource settings.
期刊介绍:
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