Infectious Disease – COVID 19
NICaS solution closes treatment gaps by providing accurate and continuous cardiorespiratory and fluid data. This enables: efficient patient management, online drug and oxygen titration, optimized treatment, clear understanding of oxygen delivery and recognizing early signs of oxygen delivery failure.
Challenges
Current protocols advise against mechanical ventilation. This makes managing severe patients extremely challenging due to missing tissue oxygenation parameters.
Limited knowledge about the virus requires closer patient surveillance.
Risk of medical team contamination.
Solutions
Closes the information gap to enable better treatment strategy.
Provides information remotely without risk to medical teams.
Covid-19 In Numbers:
0.4% mortality rate
Over 6.3 Million deaths worldwide
7-day median hospital stay in ICU resulting in various comorbidities
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