Carl Gunnar Engström

The Engtröm 150 artificial respirator, which delivered air straight into the lungs using an endotracheal tube placed into the windpipe, was invented by Carl-Gunnar Engström. Carl Gunnar David Engström (1 September 1912 – 9 January 1987) was a Swedish physician and innovator. He is the inventor of the first intermittent positive pressure mechanical ventilator that could deliver breaths of controllable volume and frequency and also deliver inhalation anesthetics.

The Engström150 Respirator (EngströmUniversal Respirator) began series production in 1954. The basic principle of the mechanical ventilator is still the same today, but a technological leap was made with the Siemens-Elema servo fan in the 1970s. Provided by Wikipedia
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    by Engström, Carl-Gunnar
    Published 1963
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