Webinars

Prof. Mark Twite : ICU ventilation performance in the OR Prof. Javier Garcia Fernandez : Recruitment maneuver for neonates and pediatrics in the OR

Prof. Ehrenfried Schindler: Anesthesia techniques for child heart surgeries Prof. Mark Twite: Lung recruitment during congenital cardiac surgery

Prof. Mukkader Orhan Sungur : Low flow anesthesia for pediatric  patients Prof. Laszlo Vutskits: The safe conduct for pediatric anesthesia.

Benefit from end users experiences , clinical specialists and customer testimonials that demonstrate Getinge's commitment to providing value to healthcare.

Understand the impact of visual fatigue, and propose various recommendations for healthcare professionals working in the operating room. Duration: 60 minutes Language: French with English subtitles Date: June 7th, 2022

Complex aortic surgery in times of EVAR featuring Prof. Xavier Berard, Dr. Morad Sallam & Dr. Ross Milner

Advanced aortic root surgery techniques featuring Prof. Gebrine El Khoury, Prof. Laurent de Kerchove & Dr. Mauro Del Giglio

Evidence based care in aorto-iliac occlusive disease treatment

NOW AVAILABLE ON DEMAND! You’re invited to watch-on demand our educational webinar with A/Prof Kiran Shekar and A/Prof Vincent Pellegrino.

Now available on demand!

Randomized ARREST trial by Dr. Dimitri Yannopoulos ECPR - a cherry on the cake of complex resuscitation care by Prof. Jan Bělohlávek Shifting the limits: a nationwide prehospital ECPR program ​by Dr. Dinis Reis Miranda

ECPR for IHCA: is there still a debate? by Prof. Schmidt Refractory OHCA: should we bring ECPR to the patient or bring the patient to ECPR? by Dr. Hutin

Networking to improve ECMO patients outcomes by Prof. Combes Complex logistics - a cornerstone for successful ECPR by Prof. Bělohlávek

Advanced hemodynamic monitoring for ARDS & Covid-19 patients by Salvatore Grasso - Bari, Italy ECMO during ARDS & Covid-19 reflections by Fillip De Somer - Ghent, Belgium Language: English Duration: 60 minutes Date: June 5th, 2022

The tiniest of lives deserve advanced personalized ventilation. The 3 sessions of our event are now available on-demand. Please register to access our platform.

Non-invasive respiratory support for the neonatal patients by Kimberly S. Firestone, Dr. Callander & Prof. De Luca Invasive respiratory support for the neonatal patients by Prof. El-Farrash, Prof. Surkov, Dr. Lemson & Prof. Stein Rescue therapies for the neonatal patients by Prof. Rimensberger & Prof. De Luca

NAVA mode in adult with Acute Respiratory Failure (ARF). NAVIATOR Study Pros and Cons.

Difficult Weaning from Ventilator: NAVA as a helpful technology by Dr. Ling Liu, Nanjing - China

How to improve the outcomes of patients at risk of prolonged ventilatory support: Insights from RESTUS trial by Dr. Philip Hopkins, London - United Kingdom

Lung and diaphragm protective ventilation with Edi monitoring and NAVA by Dr. Irene Telias, Toronto - Canada

Learn more about the Hiroshima University study and experience

Hemodynamic monitoring and ventilatory management

Importance of working with advanced hemodynamic monitoring in the ICU

Ventilation, Advanced monitoring and ECMO in COVID-19 patients  by Prof. Giacomo Grasselli (Milan, Italy) & Dr. Henrik Endeman (Rotterdam, Netherlands).

Challenges and solutions in the treatment of COPD patients by Dr. Lise Piquilloud (Lausanne, Switzerland), Prof. Xavier Monnet (Paris, France) & Prof. Marco Ranieri (Bologna, Italy)

Lung recruitment: can automation and enhanced monitoring improve safety and efficacy?  – Prof. Fernando Suarez Sipmann (Madrid, Spain) Avoidance of fluid overload. – Dr. Henrik Endeman (Rotterdam, Netherlands) An overview of the role of ECMO in COVID-19 patients. – Prof. Alain Combes (Paris, France)

by Anneke Evers - Sr Director, DPTE® Sales & Market Support, Getinge & Chuck Raye - Mobius® Final Fill Product Manager, Merck

by Imko Gaastra - Product Manager, Getinge Life Science & Dr. Mariana Petronela Hanga - Lecturer Biochemical Engineering, UCL

Walk the Halls of Getinge Applikon following a Stainless Steel Project