At the beginning of last week, the SLE team headed out to Dusseldorf, Germany for the annual Medica exhibition! During the 4 days, our team were busy demonstrating all the...
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Earlier this year, the BBC were given unique access to the neonatal unit at University Hospital Wishaw in Scotland. Babies born prematurely, multiple births, and those with rare medical conditions...
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Last week, Steve Dodd, our product manager for the SLE6000, volunteered to drive all the from the UK to Bilbao to attend the EPSNIC Summer School! The ESPNIC Paediatric ICU…
At the end of July, our Clinical Application and Training Specialist, Catherine Aguenier, spent a few days visiting local hospitals in China. During her recent trip, Catherine travelled through 3...
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SLE has announced the much anticipated introduction of Masimo SpO2 Pulse Oximetry monitoring for the SLE6000 infant ventilator. A patient's oxygen saturation levels can now be monitored using Masimo SET®...
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A recent study conducted by the Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust in the United Kingdom interviewed staff at 27 paediatric and 129 neonatal intensive care units across the...
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Over the past few months the SLE head office has been a hive of activity. We have been keeping things under wraps for a long time but are now delighted to announce...
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We are delighted to announce that the latest edition of the SLE Newsletter is here. Read all about the exciting updates to SLE products and find out what we have...
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We are delighted to report that a large shipment of SLE ventilators has just arrived in Thailand. The suite of ten SLE6000’s ventilators is being installed at Suratthani Hospital, located in...
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Next week SLE will be travelling to Montreux, Switzerland for EPNV, a conference dedicated to Pediatric and Neonatal Mechanical Ventilation. EPNV provides an opportunity for specialists, in the field of...
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At the beginning of February several of the SLE team left the near arctic temperatures of South Croydon, home to the SLE Head Office, and travelled half way across the...
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SLE Ltd and the University of Tasmania have announced their intention to collaborate on the commercialisation of life saving technology, aimed at new-born infants that have to be provided with…
The January issue of the Infant Journal features an excellent article with guidelines by Professor Peter Rimensberger entitled “The Open Lung Technique for Preventing Chronic Lung Disease in Preterm Infants”. SLE is…
Alex Angelopoulos and Barbara Pilgrim are on our stand at Arab Health this week. Alex is the Product Manager for the SLE6000 and there’s not much he doesn’t know about...
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