Doctors at Cheshire hospital claim to have reduced coronavirus death rates by using 'black boxes' usually used for sleep disorder
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDoctors at Warrington Hospital claim to have reduced coronavirus death rates thanks to breathing machines normally used for a sleeping disorder.
Clinicians at the Cheshire hospital have modified ‘black boxes’ usually used to help sleep apnoea patients with their breathing as an alternative to ventilating people battling COVID-19.
They say the new approach is less ‘intrusive and invasive’, and leads to a quicker recovery rate. Consultant Dr Mark Forrest told Sky News : “We watched very closely what was happening in other countries, in particular Italy, and learned from them. “Like with so many things in life, prevention is better than a cure. “If we can keep them away from the ventilator then that’s got to be good news, because it’s so
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