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Ventilator 2
Showing 26 of 26 products in Ventilator 2
(4.0)
Max Ventilator
₹7.8L
(4.0)
Oxivent Babylite Ventilator
₹7.58L
(4.0)
Philips Respironics Ventilator
₹2.52L
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Vortran Ventilator
₹33,250
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Agva Ventilator
₹1.99L
(4.0)
Trivitron ICU Ventilator
₹4L
(4.0)
Mindray Ventilator Support Arm
₹6,718
(4.0)
Crius V6 Ventilator
₹5.63L
(4.0)
Shreeyash Neonatal and Pediatric Ventilator
₹6.2L
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Shreeyash Adult and Pediatric Ventilator
₹5.75L
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Shreeyash Dragonfly High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilator
₹12L
(4.0)
Medisys Neocare Ventilator
₹4.94L
(4.0)
Medisys Medivent Excel Ventilator
₹1.93L
(4.0)
Medisys Carewel
₹6.33L
(4.0)
Comen 12.1 Inch Seamless Capacitive Touch Screen With Trolley Without Humidifier Ventilator
₹8.56L
(4.0)
Comen with Neonatal Model Ventilator
₹8.56L
(4.0)
Comen 18.5 Inch Seamless Capacitive Touch Screenwith Neonatal Model With Neonatal Ventilation Model Ventilator
₹15.37L
(4.0)
Comen Neonatal Model + Neonatal Ventilation Model without Neonatal Accessories
₹9.15L
(4.0)
Niscomed ICU Ventilator
₹5.74L
(4.0)
Niscomed Portable Ventilator
₹1.44L
(4.0)
Max Neo Multipurpose Ventilator
₹1.69L
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Foremost Meditech UNO Ventilator
₹4.5L
(4.0)
Foremost Meditech Anaesthesia Ventilator
₹1L
(4.0)
Comen 10.4 inch TFT with Touch Screen with Ventilation modes Neonatal Ventilator
₹11.67L
(4.0)
Comen Ventilator
₹7.44L
(4.0)
Comen 8.4 inch TFT with Touch Screen Ventilation modes with Trolley Neonatal Ventilator
₹7.47L
A ventilator is a life-support machine that helps you breathe when your lungs need extra help. Think of it like a helping hand just as crutches support your steps, a ventilator supports your breathing.
It gently pushes oxygen into your lungs, helps clear out carbon dioxide, and keeps the tiny air sacs in your lungs (alveoli) open so they don’t collapse. Doctors can adjust the settings based on what your body needs, making sure you’re getting the right support at the right time.
Types of Ventilators Used in Hospitals and Homes
Ventilators come in different types to suit different needs:
Invasive ventilators are used in hospitals for patients who need a tube inserted into their airway. These are common in ICUs for serious breathing issues.
Non-invasive ventilators use masks instead of tubes and are often used for people who need breathing support but are...
