Inflatable Prone Ventilation IPV

Fast, simple, ergonomic and safe!

World’s first inflatable support for prone ventilation in the ICU

Scientific studies highlight the benefits of optimised PEEP and long recruitment for ARDS patients ventilated in alternating supine/prone position, but it is one of the most challenging and ergonomically demanding position changes for nurses. The IPV (Inflatable Prone Ventilation) consists of a pelvic and thoracic pillow allowing the patient to lie in prone position with a free hanging abdomen. Prone ventilation allows for better oxygenation and thus maximum lung ventilation and oxygen absorption in the patient’s blood. The unique selling point of the Ergotrics innovation is the use of compressed air instead of manual labour, which is an ergonomic breakthrough in the ICU.

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What our clients say about us

We use the Operoll for Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) and it makes our work much easier
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Theresa Engelhardt

St. Vincenz Krankenhaus Datteln

A functional and high-quality product that greatly relieves the user when positioning patients!
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St. Elisabeth-Kranken Dorsten, KKRN

As an alternative to placing pillows under the pelvis and lower legs, our team came up with the idea of working with a cylindrical pillow that lies under the alternate mattress, which you can inflate with compressed air
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Jan Vosters

Head nurse Intensive Care Unit, Sint-Vincentius Hospital

With these new products, we increase quality for both our patients and caregivers
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Liesbet Lombaerts

Directeur zorg, GZA Ziekenhuizen

Interposition graft for popliteal aneurysm is favorable in prone position. The Inflatable Prone Support (IPS) and Inflatable Board (IBO) make proning and the prone position possible even for patients with high BMI and large abdominal circumference. Using compressed air offers a big ergonomic advantage! Ergonomics are important for medical and supporting staff!
Prof. dr. P.W.H.E. Vriens

Prof. dr Patrick W.H.E. Vriens

Vascular Surgeon ETZ, Professor Quality of Life, Tilburg University

We can now easily reposition the patient alone. Before we needed two, sometimes three nurses.  The advantage of the Morphemat for the patient? Its back is supported from neck to legs and not at two points.  See our video testimonial
Johan Jespers

Johan Jespers

Nurse Intensive Care Unit

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