The LeVe CPAP System

The LeVe CPAP System has been designed specifically to be ultra-efficient in oxygen usage for the provision of CPAP. The system offers pressure within the range of 5 to 12cm H2O and is designed for use within a resource stretched setting. The LeVe CPAP flow generator unit has been designed to offer simplicity of operation and ruggedness in use. This reduces the training burden of introducing such equipment into a healthcare setting and minimises maintenance. The LeVe CPAP system has been designed and assembled by professional engineers at the School of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Leeds, UK in partnership with clinicians from the Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust and Bradford Teaching Hospital NHS Trust. We have collaborated with clinical partners at Mengo Hospital (Kampala, Uganda) to validate the system for safety and are currently undertaking clinical trials at the same centre.

Further information is detailed in:

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmedt.2021.715969/full 

Commercial Licences:

If you are interested in using the CoEQ for commercial purposes, including clinical, organisational, or consultancy applications, please get in touch to discuss licensing options. We offer licence agreements to suit different commercial needs.

📩 Contact us at enquiries@licensing.leeds.ac.uk to begin the conversation about commercial licensing.

Academic/Research Licences (available to order):

The LeVe CRAP flow generator unit is available for academic, research and clinical purposes under the following terms:

• Licence: Free of charge for academic/research/clinical use only (i.e. strictly non-commercial purposes).
• Approval Process: All licence requests are subject to review and approval.
• Eligibility: Academic/research licences are only granted to individuals affiliated with a university, recognised research institution or clinical practice.
• Email Requirement: Requests must be submitted using an academic/clinical email address (either your own or your supervisor’s).