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PerSys Medical Earns FDA Clearance for the NIO Infant
PerSys Medical has received FDA clearance for the NIO Infant, a manual intraosseous access device for emergency medical situations. The device administers fluids and medications through the proximal tibia as an alternative to IV access. It features a stepped needle design for graduated penetration and sensory feedback to prevent over-penetration. The NIO Infant is a single-use, sterile device that does not require batteries. PerSys Medical will begin commercial distribution of the NIO Infant in the US soon.
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The Israeli-invented device that's saving American lives in Afghanistan
The article discusses the success of the Pocket BVM, a mini-sized manual ventilator invented by Dov Maisel and Akiva Pollack. The device has been adopted by the US Army and several NATO armies, first-aid groups, hospitals, airlines, and El Al. The Pocket BVM is a portable and foldable version of traditional bag valve masks, making it more convenient for use in combat scenarios and emergency situations. The article highlights the ingenuity and impact of the device, as well as the mission of United Hatzalah, an Israeli rescue service. The companys growth has been positive, with increasing adoption and partnerships. The key issues discussed are customers and partners. No specific investors or acquisition amounts are mentioned. The article does not provide a date for the events described.
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Pocket device helps Nepalese earthquake victims breathe
The article discusses the Pocket BVM, a collapsible version of a bag valve mask used for manual resuscitation and respiratory support. The Pocket BVM is manufactured by MicroBVM, an Israeli company. The device is compact and can be easily carried by emergency medical crews, making it ideal for mass casualty situations. It has gained popularity and is used by various military and emergency medical response teams worldwide. The article highlights the invention of the Pocket BVM by paramedic Dov Maisel and his team in response to the need for a smaller and more portable device. The company is also developing a baby-size BVM and an extension tube. The article does not mention any specific customers, investors, or partners.
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