Flexible Entry Intubation Boxes
Inside the box
One of the highest exposures a health worker has is during intubation. While putting a patient on a ventilator, the pressurized air nebulizes saliva and phlegm aimed directly at the operator’s face. In Taiwan, Dr. Lai Hsien-yung improvised an “aerosol box”, a rigid acrylic box with two holes for hands to make a physical barrier between patient and health worker. Photos spread across the internet and demand peaked, but there are important improvements that need to be made on the original design.
This is what we are making. Yours will be great, too.
Flexible Entry Intubation Box
Features:
1/4” polycarbonate walls
Flat packed for shipping, storage, and sterilization
Flexible vinyl hand entry with minimal gaps
Handles for easy mobility
Pins for added security
Modular + easily customizable designs for local adaptation
30 minutes machine time