Neonatal Ventilator Market: Ambulatory Surgical Centers and Hospitals Look to Reduce Cost & Enhance Efficiency amid Complexity
An infant’s risk of dying is highest in the first 28 days of life and over 2.5 million children died in the very first month of life in 2017, states World Health Organization. In the past decade, the role of neonatal ventilation in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) has been evolving tremendously. Invasive ventilator, also necessary for underpinning neonates with lung disease, it has been implicated as one of the primary causes of inflammation and lung injury. As such, even the tiniest of the patients are now being supported through non-invasive ventilator using gentler forms of mechanical respiratory support. Accordingly, strategies are now more concentrated on how fast patients can be liberated from invasive support. Almost after three decades after the emergence of the microprocessor, various developments in neonatal ventilator technology have led to improvements of neonatal ventilator—patient-triggered ventilation, new ventilation modes and Vt monitoring at the proximal air...