The team used a 3D-printed adapter to convert a noninvasive Philips Respironics v60 BiPAP machine into a ventilator, according to Northwell Health.

BiPAP is one type of ... developed a method to convert the non-invasive Philips Respironics V60 BiPAP machine into a pressure controlled ventilator for both patients with and without COVID-19 ...

The remedy: Add a small T-shaped adapter to a Philips Respironics V60 BiPAP machine; tweak its settings to provide full breathing assistance, and outfit both ends of the BiPAP's oxygen hose with ...

Drs. Stanley John, Hugh Cassiere, and Todd Goldstein converted a BiPAP to a ventilator and and shared instruction on how to 3D print a hard-to-find t-valve that others will need to replicate the ...

Northwell Health 3D printed an adapter that can convert a noninvasive Philips Respironics v60 BiPAP machine into a ventilator. ... or the physical tubes that go in and out of the BiPAP machines, ...

Philips is recalling all V60 and V60 Plus ventilators because an internal power fluctuation may cause the ventilator to shut down unintentionally either with or without any visible or audible alarms.

In August 2021, shortly after that far-reaching CPAP recall began, the V60 and V60 Plus ventilators earned a Class I recall rating of their own, with more than 16,500 devices distributed since May ...