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3D beademingsmaskers voor kinderen

Persoonlijke, op maat gemaakte beademingsmaskers voor kinderen

Reinout Bem, Gerrit Muller, Coen Dijkman en Dick Markhorst van KinderIC Amsterdam UMC ontwikkelen 3D-geprinte beademingsmaskers voor kinderen.

Reinout Bem

De onderzoekers werken aan gepersonaliseerde, 3D-geprinte beademingsmaskers voor kinderen met acute, levensbedreigende ademhalingsmoeilijkheden. Daarmee is een betere behandeling mogelijk en nemen complicaties af. Hun droom voor de toekomst is dat alle kinderen binnen 24 uur na opname op een Kinder Intensive Care een perfect passend beademingsmasker kunnen hebben.

 

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