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Can CPAP machines be repurposed to solve the ventilator shortage?

Research square · 2020 · Johnny Nguyen, author Karl Kesper, author Gunter Kräling, author Christian Birk, author Peter Mross, author Nico Hofeditz, author Jonas Höchst, author Patrick Lampe, author Alvar Penning, author Bastian Leutenecker-Twelsiek, author Carsten Schindler, author Helwig Buchenauer, author David Geisel, author Caroline Sommer, author Ronald Henning, author Pascal Wallot, author Thomas Wiesmann, author Björn Beutel, author Gunter Schneider, author Enrique Castro-Camus, author Martin Koch, author

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Title Can CPAP machines be repurposed to solve the ventilator shortage?
First author Johnny Nguyen, author Karl Kesper, author Gunter Kräling, author Christian Birk, author Peter Mross, author Nico Hofeditz, author Jonas Höchst, author Patrick Lampe, author Alvar Penning, author Bastian Leutenecker-Twelsiek, author Carsten Schindler, author Helwig Buchenauer, author David Geisel, author Caroline Sommer, author Ronald Henning, author Pascal Wallot, author Thomas Wiesmann, author Björn Beutel, author Gunter Schneider, author Enrique Castro-Camus, author Martin Koch, author
Journal Research square
Published Oct 30, 2020
DOI 10.21203/rs.3.rs-83143/v1
Devices mentioned K180608, K962203, K963250
Product codes mentioned BYX, BZD, MNT, CBK, NOU, DQA, MYB

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