SAANS

SAANS

Universalizing access to non-invasive
breathing support for babies

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SAANS

Each year, around two million newborns die globally, primarily in emerging markets. Studies indicate that non-invasive breathing support like CPAP could be a life-saving intervention for ~80% of these cases. Access to the required therapies, however, are limited as the use of existing breathing support technologies are limited to tertiary care Neonatal ICUs.

Our Solution

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Intelligent Breathing Support for Neonatal and Pediatric Care

Saans is an intelligent, infrastructure-independent, multi-therapy system to provide non-invasive breathing support for neonatal and pediatric patients in all clinical and transport settings.

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2,000+

Saans devices have been deployed across India

Fetal Lite is available in two Configurations

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Fetal Lite SU

Incorporates a single, ECG/EMG extraction-based probe monitoring Fetal Heart Rate, Maternal Heart Rate, and Uterine Activity. Indicated for use post 36 weeks of pregnancy. Doppler-based FHR and TOCO probes available as an add-on.

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Fetal Lite NST CTG

Portable, wireless fetal monitor with traditional doppler-based FHR and TOCO probes. Indicated for monitoring post 24 weeks of gestation. Includes all digital tools, and twin monitoring probe available as an add-on.

Comprehensive Usable in both clinical (NICU, PICU, Labour Room) and transport (intra hospital, inter- hospital) settings Multiple therapy modes - Bubble CPAP, Nasal/Flow-driven CPAP, HFNC, Resuscitation No repositioning required, with auto-calibration in case of fetal movement Intelligent Digital parameter control and continuous monitoring In-built sensors for Flow, Pressure, and FiO2 Simple control and UI Display of both “Set” and “Actual” parameter values Advanced alarms for parameter deviation Infrastructure-
independent In-built air-oxygen blending In-built air source Compatible with high- and low- pressure O2 sources, including O2 Concentrators In-built battery backup checking mode inactive line active line digital sensors user-interface advertising alarm air-quality wind compatibility power-bank next prev

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Clinical Studies

An IFC-funded Saans deployment at Hallelujah General Hospital (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) helped significantly improve clinical outcomes for neonatal patients

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In intra-hospital transport, CPAP with Saans showed superior clinical outcomes compared to oxygen therapy

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Saans was shown to deliver effective and safe CPAP therapy

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Head-to-head trial against standard of care Bubble CPAP system (Fernandez Hospital group, Hyderabad)