AnmO2l: An open-source pulse-dose oxygen conserving device for the COVID-19 crisis
Li, H.; Krishnamurthy, D.; Kothari, A.; Li, E.; Lipnick, M.; Gaba, D.; Fanning, R. M.; Prakash, M.
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The surge of COVID-19 cases in India and around the world has resulted in acute oxygen shortage. Oxygen therapy through nasal cannula with flow rates of 1-6 L/min is an effective treatment for many COVID-19 patients in non-critical conditions and may help prevent disease progression. The same treatment is also used in post-acute care for recovering COVID-19 patients. Here we describe a simple, open source, and rapidly manufacturable oxygen conservation device for use with dual-port nasal cannula that can extend the life of current oxygen supply by almost two to three times, which we hope will help towards coping with the ongoing crisis.
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