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ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION APPARATUS

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Ventilation apparatus for artificial respiration includes a high frequency ventilator and an intermediate positive pressure ventilator. The high frequency oscillation ventilator is connected to a breathing gas source to supply oxygen to the patient at a predetermined high frequency. In addition, an intermediate positive pressure ventilator is connected to the respiratory gas source to supply respiratory gas to the patient circuit at a predetermined frequency. Currently, the demand for these devices is growing worldwide.

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# вентиляционный аппарат# источник дыхательного газа# подача кислорода# ventilation apparatus# breathing gas source# supply oxygen# Ventilyatsion apparat# nafas oluvchi gaz manbai# kislorod ta’minoti

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