Thiis is a custom tab.
1. One-touch electric folding, very smart
It can be controlled remotely through the mobile APP, without bending or effort, and it will automatically fold with just a single press of the controller or mobile APP.
2. High-strength load-bearing aluminum frame
Specially designed for people with weak abilities, the vehicle weighs about 40KG and drives steadily
3. Large-size tires, stable and comfortable
Both the front and rear wheels use 10-inch large tires, which can be turned around 360° in place.
Can turn freely even in small spaces
4. Don’t worry about battery life
High-energy lithium battery, long endurance
5. Ergonomics are very comfortable
The backrest is tilted at 15° to fit the curves of the human body. The height of the vehicle is moderate. It is equipped with an ergonomic quick-rebound seat cushion for a comfortable fit.
6. The slope will stop when the power is cut off and the slope will stop when you let go, intelligent parking on the slope.
No matter uphill or downhill, as long as you release the joystick, the vehicle will stop immediately. Even if the power is cut off, it can stop in time. The rear anti-roll auxiliary wheels provide an extra layer of protection.
7. Intelligent control system
Smooth control makes you feel more confident and bold during use
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In the emergency room, doctors placed him on a ventilator to assist his breathing and initially suspected an asthma attack. However, when the X-ray results came back, they discovered a large mass in the center of his chest cavity. To gather more detailed information, they performed a CT scan. The black-and-white images clearly showed a mass the size of a cantaloupe that was dense and pressing against the blood vessels surrounding his heart, pushing the heart to one side and compressing the airways between his lungs. His right lung was completely collapsed, with no air entering at all. The fluid secreted by the mass filled his right chest cavity, leaving Andy reliant on his left lung for breathing, while the mass also compressed his left bronchus. The community hospital lacked the capacity to handle such a situation, so they transferred him to our hospital for further treatment. Our hospital has a strong medical team and top-notch equipment, but even that does not guarantee we can cure him.
When Andy was admitted to our intensive care unit (ICU), his breathing was accompanied by a "buzzing" sound that could be heard from two or three beds away. This indicated that he was at risk of death; simply lying down could cause the mass to obstruct his airway and suffocate him. The sedatives or anesthetics we administered could similarly put him in danger. At this point, it was impossible to surgically remove the mass. Chemotherapy is known to be an effective method for eliminating such masses but requires several days. The pressing question was how to buy this child some time; whether he could survive the night remained uncertain.
