The invention relates to a device for a manual insufflator, for assisting a distressed person with breathing.

Ever since 1956 when we developed the first self-inflatable resuscitation bag, we have focused on developing products that no one else thought possible.

The invention relates to a device for a manual insufflator, for assisting a distressed person with breathing.

The invention also relates to an insufflator comprising said device.

The housing may be configured to hold and position an insufflator.

At the start of the procedure, the peritoneum is being inflated by means of the flow of insufflator gas.

Ever since 1956 when we developed the first self-inflatable resuscitation bag, we have focused on developing products that no one else thought possible.

A system includes an insufflator (120) and an imaging system (100).

An apparatus for sensing respiration and synchronizing a ventilator to the respiration of a patient is described.

A tissue dissection device comprises an insufflator configured to provide pressurized gas, and having gas pressure and flow rate adjusting means, said insufflator being connectable to a pneumatic manipulator.

An inflator (16) is fluidly connected to the bladder chamber (14) to selectively inflate the bladder.

The invention further relates to an insufflator (500) having a circuit board (100) according to the invention.

The adapter assembly (22) includes ventilator (32), respiratory (34), access, (36) and flush ports (38).

Medical approval to travel is required for some devices (e.g. ventilator).

In 1956, we developed the first self-inflating resuscitator, known as the "Ambu bag".