The need for more research pertaining to ventilatory assist
– perspectives from Doctor Lluis Blanch at Sabadell Hospital, Barcelona, Spain
Research in respiratory regulation with NAVA
Interview with Professor Haibo Qiu at the Zhongda hospital, Nanjing, China
Multi-disciplinary experience of NAVA at the University Hospital of Bordeaux
Dr Philippe Mauriat, Prof Olivier Brissaud, Prof Gilles Hilbert, Prof Frederic Vargas, Dr Hadrien Rozé
The need for high ventilatory performance in anesthesia - perspectives from two clinicians in anesthesiology
Per-Arne Lönnqvist, MD, PhD, pediatric anesthesiologist at Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital in Sweden, and Xavier Capdevila, MD, PhD of the University Hospital of Montpelier, France.
Peri-operative ventilation - What criteria are important for the widest range of patients?
Dr Javier Garcia Fernandez, Head of Pediatric Surgical Intensive Care, La Paz University Hospital, Madrid, Spain
FLOW-i in clinical use for the first time: First Impressions given by five clinicians
Professor Iapichino, MD, Dr Assi, MD, and Dr Di Mauro, MD,
at San Paolo Hospital in Milano, Italy, Dr Dirk Himpe, MD, PhD, at ZNA Middelheim Hospital in Antwerp, Belgium, Dr Gallioli, MD, of the Department of Anesthesia at Vimercate Hospital, Monza, Italy
Obese and morbidly-obese patients - addressing the challenges of perioperative ventilation
Dr Jan Paul J Mulier, MD, PhD, Brugge, Belgium; Dr Jeremy Collins, Standford University Hospital and Dr Robert H Pinsker, El Camino Hospital, California, USA
First impressions of NIV NAVA in neonatal patients
Dr Liisa Lehtonen, Turku University Hospital, Finland
Experience and implementation of NAVA in COPD patients
Dr Filipe Saddy, Hospital Copa D'Or, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Lung Protection Symposium and Workshop Summary with focus on Lung Recruitment and Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist - NAVA.
Dr Fernando Suarez Sipmann, Fundación Jiménez Díaz, Madrid and Dr Charles Gomersall of the Prince of Wales Hospital in Hong Kong.
First impressions of the use of a new Heliox ventilator solution.
Dr Ian White, intensive care physician, St. Peter's Hospital, Chertsey, Surrey, U.K.
Research and establishing standards of care and training for neonatal intensive care in China
Dr Bo Sun, MD, PhD, Head of Laboratory of Pediatric Respiratory and Intensive Care Medicine and Neonatal Intensive Care Chief Dr Chao Chen and staff members, Shanghai Children's Hospital of Fudan University.
Clinical experience of NAVA in 40 neonatal patients
Neonatologist Howard Stein, MD; Diane Howard, RRT, Educational Coordinator and Judith Gresky, RN, MSN, CMP, NICU Director.
Neonatal and Pediatric Ventilation: Emerging Trends and Challenges -
A Symposium Summary Report from Akron Children's Hospital
Professor Mark Heulitt, MD, Little Rock Children's Hospital, Arkansas; Jennifer Beck, PhD, of Keenan Research Centre in the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute of St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Canada; Maureen Reilly, RRT, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center, Toronto, Canada; and Howard M Stein, MD, Neonatologist at Toledo Children's Hospital in Ohio.
Institutional experience of NAVA in neuro and cardiovascular intensive care patients
Jim Kutsogiannis, MD, Darryl Ewanchuk, RRT, Craig Guenther, MD, Kevin Coghlan, RRT, and Julie Mitchell, RRT.
Ventilating infants in critical care air transports
Tova Hannegård Hamrin, Director Pediatric Anesthesia and Annika Schön, RN, PETS (Pediatric Emergency Transport Service), Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital.
Åsa Englund, acting Managing Director, and Carina Ramstedt, RN, flight nurse, the Swedish Air Ambulance Company.
NAVA in the post-operative treatment of congenital heart disease infants
ICU Chief Dr Shi Zhenying, intensive care physician Dr Zhu Limin, Shanghai Children's Medical Center
NAVA - translating research into clinical practice
Thomas Similowski, MD, PhD, head of the Department of Respiratory Medicine and Intensive Care and head of the Respiratory Pathophysiology Laboratory, and ICU physician Dr Alexandre Demoule.
Clinical application of NAVA - the ICU team perspective
Professor Said Hachimi-Idrissi, MD and Clinical Nurse Specialist Dirk Danschutter, University Hospital of Brussels - Jette.
Challenges and developments in lung protective ventilation for neonatal and pediatric patients in Mumbai
Neonatologist and Pediatric Intensivist Dr Hiren N Doshi, Program Director and his associate Dr Suresh Birajdar
NAVA: technology evolving from bench to bedside
Lukas Brander, MD, Department of Intensive Care Medicine, University Hospital - Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland
Challenges and opportunities in respiratory therapy for neonatal intensive care patients
Kim Watkins, RRT-NPS, Clinical Coordinator of Respiratory Therapy and Terrence J Sweeney, MD, Medical Director of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Swedish Medical Center, Seattle, Washington
Evaluation of a ventilator solution in a mobile ICU
Tomas Åhlund, MD, Lennart Ohlsson, MD, Anne Magnusson, RN, Ronny Knutsson, RN, Kristianstad Regional Hospital
Open Lung methodology in ARDS patients
Dr Gopalakrishnan Raman and Dr V R Pattabhi Raman, Kovai Medical Center
NAVA - past, present and future perceptions
Professor Francesco Della Corte, MD, and Paolo Navalesi, MD, Ospedale Maggiore della Carità, Novara, Italy
Clinical evaluation of NAVA in a series of pediatric ICU patients
Dr Brendan O'Hare, Our Lady´s Children´s Hospital Crumlin in Dublin.
First impressions of NAVA in adult patients
Carl-Johan Wickerts, MD, PhD, Danderyd Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden
Paradigm shifts in mechanical ventilation - a NAVA session report
Christer Sinderby, PhD, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Canada.
Jennifer Beck, PhD, Women’s College Hospital NICU, University of Toronto, Canada
Experiences with NAVA in pediatric intensive care patients
Karl Erik Edberg, MD, PhD, The Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital, Gothenburg, Sweden
Defining new procedures and solutions in ventilation patient transports
Liselott Järvinen, RN, Intensive Care Department, Ullevål Hospital in Oslo, Norway
The continuing development of neonatal and pediatric ventilation therapies
Dr Ralf G Huth, Director of Pediatric Intensive Care, Children´s Hospital of the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz
NAVA – a new generation in respiratory therapy
Christer Sinderby PhD, Department of Critical Care, St. Michael´s Hospital Toronto, Canada
Ventilation procedures
for intensive care air transports
Assistant Professor G Kuhnle,MD, Munich
University Hospital Systems, Germany
New weaning procedures
for post-op cardiac patients
Professor L Algotsson MD, Lund University Hospital, Sweden
Mechanisms of atelectasis
in anesthesia and intensive care
Professor G Hedenstierna,
Academic University Hospital,
Uppsala, Sweden
Gaining clinical experience in non-invasive ventilation
Professor Massimo Antonelli, University Hospital, Rome, Italy
