Cardiac arrest happens to ANYONE, and it can happen ANYWHERE. Wherever there are people, there is a high risk that cardiac arrest can happen…. What will happen if you or one of your patients, or staff members, or colleagues or loved ones go into cardiac arrest now? Will you be able to save their

An Otoscope affording an Unrestricted Field of View from Luxamed, Germany. Available in the standard or CCT option A maintenance-free lightweight pocket sized 2.5V LED Otoscope offering the following features: 1. One switch operation with automatic switch-off after 3 minutes saves battery life. 2. Optimized head design with insufflation port and a lockable pivoting

18 May 2021 Dear valued client NOTICE OF WARNING It has been brought to our attention that a few clients who are using the CryoPEN have been using cartridges that are not manufactured by H & O Equipments, the manufacturers of the CryoPEN. Please note that the use of any other cartridge other than

Improving our service to our clients by developing and implementing client orientated changes. To our valued clients, Further to the communication from Gavin Van Nierkerk, our National Sales Manager, I also wish to express my sincere thanks to you, for your continued support. We realise that you do have choices and we all

Connection changes that have taken place over the last quarter regarding the sales team To all our valued clients, We would like to thank you for your ongoing support over the last year. I would like to inform you of some of the changes that have taken place over the last quarter regarding

Nebulizers and the Covid Connection BEFORE COVID SYMPTOMS AND DURING COVID SYMPTOMS: In terms of patients with chronic respiratory diseases, the Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease COVID-19 guidance advises that patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) maintain regular therapy. Similarly, for patients with asthma and/or allergies, the American College of Allergy,

WHY IS CARDIAC ARREST LIFE-THREATENING? Cardiac arrest happens when the there is an electrical problem, between the brain and the Sinus Atrial node of the heart. The heart is unable to receive the electrical impulse from the brain, that signals the heart to keep on beating. When this happens, the heart stops beating

COVID-19 can affect the heart The family of seven known human coronaviruses are known for their impact on the respiratory tract, not the heart. However, the most recent coronavirus, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), has marked tropism for the heart and can lead to myocarditis (inflammation of the heart), necrosis of