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2025,07,24Chenwei Medical Completes Successful Installation of T50 ICU Ventilator in KenyaChenwei Medical successfully installed the T50 ICU ventilator in Kenya, providing comprehensive training for ICU staff and biomedical engineers, covering device operation, ventilation modes, and maintenance. The hospital highly appreciated the ventilator’s performance and professional service, reflecting Chenwei Medical’s ongoing commitment to global critical care support. -
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2025,07,10Customized Anesthesia and Ventilation Solutions for Tender ProjectsChenwei Medical provides customized anesthesia and ventilation solutions for public and private hospital tender projects, offering modular configurations, real-time monitoring, and system integration to meet real clinical needs. -
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2025,07,08Listening to Clinicians to Optimize Anesthesia SolutionsChenwei Medical hosted an online meeting with anesthesiologists from top Chinese hospitals to gather feedback on ventilation modes and clinical needs, guiding anesthesia machine optimization and perioperative patient safety. -
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2025,06,24Chenwei Medical Delivers Anesthesia Solutions for Facilities Without Central Gas SupplyChenwei Medical provides customized anesthesia machine solutions for facilities without central gas supply, featuring built-in compressors and fully self-contained systems to ensure safe, independent operation and efficient oxygen use. -
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2025,11,13Chenwei Medical Anesthesia Machines Installed WorldwideChenwei Medical’s CWM anesthesia machines have been successfully installed in hospitals and clinics worldwide. From entry-level to advanced models, they deliver reliable, user-friendly, and clinically versatile solutions, receiving strong recognition from healthcare teams globally. -
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2025,06,13Post-Pandemic Respiratory Care: Ventilators Remain a Critical ShieldAlthough the pandemic has eased, respiratory illnesses such as influenza and RSV continue to challenge healthcare systems. Hospitals must maintain ventilator readiness and ICU capacity to respond to future respiratory crises.
