Blog by Tineke (CM) van Rijn.
It was in the early lockdown Covid days, that Jan van Egmond, my colleague in music and in science, told me in one of our regular telephone calls that the old-fashioned iron lung could …
Blog by Tineke (CM) van Rijn.
It was in the early lockdown Covid days, that Jan van Egmond, my colleague in music and in science, told me in one of our regular telephone calls that the old-fashioned iron lung could …
Mr. Ejaz Khan is an Exovent team member and Trustee who hails originally from Pakistan, but lives here in the UK and has a truly global reach. He is the CTO of the Right Metrics LLC of New York, USA …
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is quite rightly recognised to be a major cause of lung disease throughout the world, and on November 17th the Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (GOLD) will hold their 19th annual …
Study the past if you would divine the future – Confucius.
The Exovent team of engineers, doctors, and enablers are 100% behind the extremely important World Pneumonia Day. This special day was started by the Stop Pneumonia Initiative in …
Less than 1% of ideas turn into a product and make it to a price list. Technology looking for a problem to solve is a difficult starting point. It’s better to have a problem to solve and then seek a …
I became involved in the Exovent project back in March last year, just before the first national lockdown. We were already seeing rapidly increasing numbers of very unwell patients at the Covid Assessment Centre, most of whom were absolutely terrified. …
How did you get involved in Exovent?
It was around May last year when one of the clinicians who is supporting the Exovent team, got in touch. I was fortunate to get involved quite early in the process, which allowed …
My first introduction to Exovent was in Sept 2020 I had just worked through the first wave of the COVID pandemic as an ENT surgeon at Imperial College Healthcare Trust where I had set up and taken part in the …
Exovent blog: 7th May 2021
Me and my ribs wake up lying across half-a-dozen carefully arranged pillows. With a lot of cracked ribs and a bit of pneumothorax that’s one way to get a good night’s sleep! I test …
I’m a clinical physicist that worked in the Radboud university hospital in Nijmegen, The Netherlands from 1975 until December 2010. First 5 years in leukaemia research, then at the Anesthesiology Department.
In the last 5 years of my career I …