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COVID-19 3D Printed Ventilator Adapter for BiPAP Machine from Northwell Health

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Video courtesy of Northwell Health, New York State’s largest health care provider and private employer. Drs. Hugh Cassiere, Stanley John and Todd Goldstein describe how they designed and 3D printed a tool to convert hospital BiPAP machines into functioning ventilators.


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