After a successful separation of two conjoined twins at Shanghai Children’s Medical Center in China, the little girls still faced critical conditions. But thanks to the skills of the medical team and Getinge’s NAVA technology they survived, as two separate individuals.

Since the start in 2002, the British charity MEAK (Medical & Educational Aid to Kenya) has performed heart surgery on close to 500 children in Kenya. The latest philanthropic mission was completed recently – and Getinge once again supported the nonprofit charitable organization by providing discounted or free consumables, such as oxygenators and tubing packs for this trip.