The Emirates Critical Care Conference is witnessing the launch of new drugs and devices
Dubai, May 10 / WAM / The 21st UAE Conference on Critical Care, and the Second World Summit of the International Federation of Capital Care Associations (WFICC), currently held in Dubai, has launched new drugs and devices displayed for the first time in the Emirates in light of the accelerated development in health care techniques.
Artificial intelligence plays a pivotal role in improving the quality of medical services provided in critical care units, as the integration of artificial intelligence into ventilation and industrial breathing systems is one of the most prominent innovations that contribute to enhancing the accuracy of treatment, reducing complications and improving patients’ results.
Dr. Ziyad Al -Rayes, Head of the Emirates Division of Intensive Care at the Emirates Medical Association participating in the event, organized by “Info Plus Events”, stressed that within the efforts to improve respiratory care for patients in intensive care units, artificial intelligence contributes to providing advanced solutions that include smart ventilation systems that automatically adjust the criteria in response to the patient’s condition, control the incentives of inhale and exhale, and improve the timing of the transition between Inhalation and exhalation in proportion to the patient’s physiological needs, implementing the opening of air vesicles automatically and safely without continuous manual intervention, and the start of the weaning process from the artificial respiration system based on objective clinical indicators and standards.
He explained that the integration of artificial intelligence techniques into the critical care environment represents a strategic step towards improving clinical efficiency and quality of health care, pointing out that through relying on smart systems, a faster and more accurate response can be achieved to patients’ needs, which contributes to reducing the duration of the intensive care unit and improving recovery opportunities.
The exhibition accompanying the conference, in which 34 international and local companies specialized in critical care devices and artificial respirators participated, witnessed 3 medicines for the first time in Dubai, including two new medicines for the treatment of severe infection in the critical care rooms help in the speed of recovery and recovery, in addition to a dual anti -microbial anti -microbial, a small device for inhalation by spray, a resuscitation device dedicated to ambulances, and another device To cool the body when the patient’s temperature rises and has a risk stage.
It is expected during the event that will end tomorrow, Sunday, the signing of some deals by decision makers in government agencies and hospitals, especially since the medicines and devices presented are presented for the first time in the critical care conference, especially since Dubai is a crossing gateway to the countries of the Middle East by international companies manufactured for the latest medicines and medical devices, in the accelerated growth in the health care sector, and the increasing growth in the population census and geographical expansion witnessed by the countries of the region.
During the activities of its second day, the conference discussed dozens of scientific papers that are the summary of the experiences of critical care experts participating such as bloody poisoning, infection, fluids in the intensive care unit, kidney disease, acute kidney injury, artificial ventilation, acute respiratory distress syndrome, anesthesia, pain management, heart, nutrition, the elderly, pneumonia and infection control.
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