COVID-19 Webinar 1: Respiratory Management for Severe COVID-19 Patients - Part 1

On Saturday, 14 March 2020, Philips SRC APAC hosted a Respiratory Management for Severe COVID-19 Patients Webinar. Sharing of the latest frontline experiences in disease management, mechanical ventilation and life support for severe COVID-19 patients from China and Italy. Philips is vigilantly working to help inform, provide for, and empower healthcare providers, clinicians and all those impacted by COVID-19. Because at Philips, we are committed to our mission of improving lives, and our passion is intensified in these challenging times

Presentation: Prof. Chen Rongchang, Prof. Stefano Nava, Prof. Xie Lixin, and Prof. Pan Pinhua have been managing severe COVID-19 patients in the front line. They presented overview of respiratory management for severe COVID-19 patients in China and Italy, and 2 case reports from Wuhan and Beijing.

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[johnburton]

I commend Philips Heath Care for hosting this excellent webinar on Respiratory Management of Severe COVID-19 patients! this reflects Philips dedication to health services and products in the diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes. And their dedicated partnership with healthcare providers! Bravo, Philips! Bravo!

[carlosalessandrofuzo]

Congratulations to the organizers, guests and their explanations. These are very important information.

[fbbjssb]

Whenever reach criteria for NIV they should receive high dose dexamethasone: anti-inflammatory, and for surfactant producing lung cells

[ojnydsd]

love Philips Healthcare.. full of nice, warm-hearted experts.... ༼;´༎ຶ ۝༎ຶ`༽ 신이 있다면 저도 언젠가 필립스에서 일하게 해주세요 충성충성..

[adamsmith]

This is very useful. Thanks for the overview.

[rakeshranjan]

But as per current WHO guidelines we should give NIV to patients for 1hr.and if condition does not improve, start M. V.

[adamsmith]

@1:00.32 it mentions a oxygen mask- what kind of mask. Nonrebreather., Rebreather, Venturi mask?