Inventor 杨晨晖 Original Assignee 杨晨晖 Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Pending Application number CN201410688159.7A Other languages Chinese ( zh)
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Google Patents Alarm device of infant incubatorĭownload PDF Info Publication number CN105686917A CN105686917A CN201410688159.7A CN201410688159A CN105686917A CN 105686917 A CN105686917 A CN 105686917A CN 201410688159 A CN201410688159 A CN 201410688159A CN 105686917 A CN105686917 A CN 105686917A Authority CN China Prior art keywords alarm infant incubator processor sensor oxygen concentration Prior art date Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google Patents CN105686917A - Alarm device of infant incubator Coney Island’s appeal was made even more piquant by its relatively relaxed, casual atmosphere, where New York’s massive population could let their hair down and indulge themselves.CN105686917A - Alarm device of infant incubator In response, a thriving culture of vendors, amusement providers and sideshows sprang up in amusement parks that dotted the beach. The beach and boardwalk had become a gathering place for pleasure-seekers, tens of thousands of whom visited every weekend of the summer. (Though historians now believe he was not a medical doctor, he was interested in the care of premature babies because a daughter had been born prematurely.) If hospitals didn’t want to care for premature babies, Couney could, using fairs and exhibitions to draw crowds and money for their neonatal care.Īt the time, Coney Island was a wonder in its own right. The success of the exhibit made both Couney realize they had a potential lifesaver on their hands. Martin Couney, with his daughter and assistant Hildegarde, holding a young boy as they look at a baby in an incubator at the New York World’s Fair. The Industrial Revolution had yielded new machines, devices and scientific discoveries, and they were important places for professionals and the public alike to learn more about the greatest discoveries of the time.ĭr. Starting in 1851, when Victorian-era Englanders staged the Great Exhibition, they were places for the world to gather and learn more about new, industrial-age technology. So in 1896, he decided to display incubators at the Berlin World’s Fair.Īt the time, fairs weren’t just places to take in rides or eat food.
Though he began conducting successful research with the technology in 1888, he ran into continual roadblocks when it came to getting support for incubators. It was so new and unusual that few doctors believe in its life-saving potential.Įnter Pierre Budin, a French physician who wondered why more hospitals weren’t investing in incubators. Babies born at a low birth weight were cared for, but mortality was high and physicians thought that Tarnier’s invention was unscientific. Caring for premature babies was expensive and, many thought, pointless. Part of the problem was the medical profession’s attitude toward premature babies. Baby incubators in use at the Port-Royal Maternity Hospital in Paris, France, which was under the direction of Dr.