StimSpirit

Keeping your spirits up
and your
lungs strong

Improving ventilator outcomes by keeping
respiratory muscles active from Day 1 of ventilation

The Need

20 mn patients

worldwide, are mechanically ventilated (MV) every year

Upto 50% reduction

in diaphragm mass after 3 days of ventilation

1.6x longer

duration on ventilation due to diaphragm weakness

Our Solution

Non-invasive

Co-developed with clinicians, nurses and physiotherapists to reduce risk to critically-ill patient

Simple

Keeps the respiratory muscles engaged from Day 1 of ventilation, reducing muscle weakness

Smart

Provides novel information to clinicians, allowing for personalised weaning procedures

Our Story

Inspiritus Health was started by a multidisciplinary team of Oxford Global Insight Fellows consisting of a consultant anaesthetist and an electrical engineer, who saw patients wasting away on the ventilator during clinical immersions in Senegal and the UK.

Using the principles of Need-Led Innovation, they identified the problem of Ventilator Induced Diaphragm Dysfunction as a major reason preventing effective weaning and have been developing the StimSpirit with and for clinicians to reduce the weaning duration for Ventilated patients around the world.

The Team

Mihir Sheth

Co-founder

Electrical Engineer

UKRI Young Innovator ‘22 + RAEng Young Enginner of the Year ‘23

Kavinmozhi Caldwell

Operations

Biomedical Engineer

ex-Stryker - R&D and FDA approval experience for Class II/III devices

Alec Berry

Product Engineer

MEng Engineering Science

IET Diamond Jubilee Scholar

Our Advisors

Dr Myra Malik

Co-Founder, Clinical Advisor

Consultant Anaesthetist at Hillingdon Hospital NHS Trust

Prof. Jeroen Bergmann

Head, Department of Technology and Innovation, SDU

Visiting Fellow, Oxford University

Dr. Kunal Vyas

Director of Surgical Solutions Research, Telix Pharma
Developed + brought to market disruptive technologies

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If you are as passionate as us in reducing the ventilator duration of critically ill patients, we’d love to have a quick chat!