Laerdal Medical As

Jens Petter Ianke

Kjell Ove Korneliussen

Tore Laerdal

Tor Inge Garvik

Harald Eikeland

Paulina Gonzalez Quinones

Eirik Hetland

Lise Lørup

Tore Lærdal

Helge Anglevik

Ventilating bag with safety valve

Mask for ventilating bag

Device for simulating birth and birth related complications, the device being adapted to be attached to a real human beingand having an outer skinwith a simulated vaginal opening, said opening being adapted to be situated adjacent the lower part of the person, further having a simulated uterusadapted to contain a foetus manikin, said uterushaving an openingcoinciding with the vaginal openingof the outer skin, said uterusfurther a uterus simulatorfor simulating uterus conditions between a simulated atonic state and a simulated contracted state, and further comprising a first conveyorfor conveying simulated blood from a blood containerto the simulated vaginal opening, when the simulated uterusis in the atonic state.

Maternal simulator

A nasal aspirator comprising a resilient bulb and a stem for suction of liquids by vacuum created by compressing the bulb and thereafter gradually releasing the compression of the bulb, where the stem is removable connected to the bulb part, wherein the bulb part comprises a neck portion adopted to interact with a cap portion of the stem part to create a substantially airtight connection there between.

Nasal aspirator

A manikin for practicing resuscitation, comprising an inflatable body (). The inflatable body () is adapted to absorb compression force exerted during simulated chest compression. Preferably, the manikin also comprises a chest plate (), the chest plate () acting as a pressure distributor on the inflatable body (). The chest plate () being connected to the inflatable body () by elastic means (). The manikin may also comprise a lung part (), the lung part being connected to a face mask (). The lung () being adapted for inflation through the mouth and/or the nose of the face mask (). The lung () having a chest portion () positioned substantially parallel to the chest portion () of the inflatable body (). The face mask () being positioned at a head portion () of the inflatable body ().

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Sola, Norway

Jens Petter Ianke