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Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) is a complex condition that is often difficult to diagnose. Despite advances in technology, too few cases are still detected in time. The lack of specific information often leads to delays in treatment, with the corresponding consequences.

The lives of critically ill patients with hemodynamic instability depend on making the right decision about the next therapeutic step. Advanced hemodynamic monitoring helps to find a targeted and patient-specific therapy.

Over the past two decades, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation has undergone a remarkable transformation. Advances in mobility, system integration, and clinical experience have expanded where and how ECMO can be used — changing its role from a highly specialized stationary intervention into a widely applicable form of life-sustaining support in modern critical care.

Transpulmonary pressure monitoring is an important part of clinical monitoring for patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), COPD, COVID-19,morbid obesity, and other respiratory diseases that require invasive ventilation.

The Central Sterilization Department is one of the least visible yet most strategic departments within a hospital. It is a place where technology, processes, and expertise must work in perfect harmony to ensure safety, efficiency, and operational continuity for surgical procedures. It is here that the work of healthcare professionals and the support of specialized technicians from supplier companies come together every day.

Canceled or delayed procedures are a daily concern for many hospitals. While much attention is paid to surgical scheduling and staffing, the availability and performance of equipment often remain behind the scenes — until something goes wrong. In highly complex clinical environments like the Operating Room (OR), even one piece of unavailable equipment can have ripple effects across the entire day.

BANGKOK ECPR 2026 brought together experts and practitioners in critical care to bridge the gap between innovation and real-world clinical practice. It was an honor to support this meaningful platform for collaboration and shared learning. Throughout the event, we had the opportunity to present our integrated solutions for ECPR scenarios, with a focus on the seamless use of Rotaflow II and Cardiosave. More importantly, the conference allowed us to listen, learn, and engage with healthcare professionals who are at the forefront of saving lives every day.

Getinge recently hosted its inaugural NAVA Dinner Talk at Sofitel Singapore City Centre, bringing together over 20 healthcare professionals for an evening of learning and collaboration. Led by Dr. Ju Young Lee and Global Medical Education Manager Olena Khomenko, the session explored advanced ventilation strategies, real-world NAVA insights, and global best practices. The event also featured engaging discussions, a dynamic Q&A, and valuable networking, marking a strong step forward in building a community dedicated to advancing patient ventilatory care.

Getinge offers more than high-quality medical devices and IT solutions – we focus on building long-term, value-based partnerships with healthcare providers. Through Hospital Transformational Partnerships (HTPs), we collaborate closely with hospital teams to improve outcomes, increase efficiency, and enhance both patient and staff experiences. These partnerships go beyond equipment delivery. They are rooted in consulting, performance commitment, and measurable results aligned with each hospital’s strategic goals.

On October 16 & 17, Getinge celebrated the 10th anniversary of the European EVH Summit in Frankfurt, Germany. For many years, this educational event has given clinicians from all over Europe the opportunity to meet their peers and discuss the latest developments in endoscopic vessel harvesting (EVH), a minimally invasive technique used to obtain a bypass conduit for coronary artery bypass (CABG) surgery.

Hospitals face rising patient numbers and limited staff. To better manage these pressures, several Danish healthcare facilities implemented INSIGHT.

Venovenous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VV-ECMO) has become a vital therapeutic option in managing severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) when conventional interventions fail. The American Thoracic Society (ATS) in 2024 and the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) in 2023 released updated guidelines addressing the role of VV-ECMO. This article provides an overview of both guidelines, outlining their common ground and key distinctions without evaluating or favoring one approach over another.