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WO/2005/112760A1 |
Described is a method and system for analyzing a patient's breaths. The arrangement may include a sensor and a processor. The sensor detects data corresponding to a patient's breathing patterns over a plurality of breaths. The processor ...
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WO/2005/109982A2 |
Breathing recycling lifebuoy apparatus, promoting flotation and/or complementary oxygenation in emergency situations by aspiration of the air stored in an inflatable structure. The lifebuoy apparatus comprises an inflating device (100) i...
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WO/2005/107877A2 |
The invention is a multi-media, multi-sensory advertisement kiosk for displaying advertisements to the public. The kiosk comprises a base, a frame which is supported by the base which includes an advertisement display area, and a misting...
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WO/2005/107390A2 |
An oxygen setpoint controller (SPC) and a user's display for a rebreathing apparatus wherein the user exhales oxygen depleted breath into a closed rebreathing loop, the C02 is scrubbed from the exhaled gases, oxygen is added to the rebre...
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WO/2005/107876A2 |
A canister (13) for use with a chemical oxygen generation cell (10). In some embodiments, the canister (13) includes two main canister assemblies. One assembly (28) houses the briquette (19), the ignition cone (22), and one or more filte...
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WO/2005/106350A2 |
An aerosol generator includes a flow passage having an inlet end, an outlet end, and a constriction in the flow passage at the outlet end. A heater is operable to heat liquid in the flow passage to produce a vapor, which is expelled from...
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WO/2005/105215A1 |
The inventive insulating respiratory device (IRD) comprises an oxygen source and means for ensuring the required breathing mode of a person in an irrespirable gas medium on in water, wherein said means is embodied in such a way that it i...
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WO/2005/099825A1 |
A breathing system includes a container to store a gas under pressure, wherein the gas includes air or oxygen. The container includes an outlet through which the gas exits the container. The breathing system further includes a generator ...
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WO/2005/097247A1 |
A nasal assembly (600) for delivering breathable gas to a patient includes a frame (616) having an integrally formed first connector portion (618). A nozzle assembly (604) includes a gusset or base portion and a pair of nozzles. At least...
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WO/2005/092186A1 |
A method and device for controlling positive pressure assist to a patient during expiration, measure a level of electrical activity of a patient's respiration-related muscle during expiration. In response to the measured level of electri...
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WO/2005/091787A2 |
An indoor air quality module (20) includes an ultraviolet light source (36) located between two titanium dioxide coated honeycombs (30). When photons of ultraviolet light are absorbed by the titanium dioxide coating (34), reactive hydrox...
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WO/2005/092289A1 |
A dry powder medicament preparation is disclosed. Also methods of forming and loading metered doses of the preparation into dose containers intended for insertion into a dry powder inhaler are disclosed. The doses are arranged for delive...
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WO/2005/089848A1 |
An apparatus (100) for delivering an O2 comprising gas mixture by nasal cannula (120) or face mask to a patient includes at least one jet pump (110) having an inlet (113) for receiving a high pressure O2 rich flow and an outlet (112) for...
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WO/2005/086943A2 |
A patient interface device (30, 100, 222, 232) that includes a frame (36, 226, 236) sized and configured to span at least a portion of a patient’s face while remaining below the patient’s eyes when the patient interface device is don...
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WO/2005/082460A1 |
An air conditioning system uses microwaves to effectively destroy airborne contaminants. In one mode, air (8) is passed through a microwave-transparent tube (6)and is subjected to microwaves in the presence of one or more of water, water...
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WO/2005/082712A1 |
An inerting system for an aircraft fuel tank (10) uses an air separation device (12) to produce a supply of nitrogen-enriched air to replenish the fuel tank on consumption of fuel and to maintain the pressure difference across the walls ...
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WO/2005/079377A2 |
A device for use in constructing a breathing circuit has at least a first tube and a filler, the filter has proximal and a distal end, the first tube is attached to the first distal end Λ second tube can be attached to the filler proxim...
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WO/2005/079726A1 |
The present invention comprises a nasal cannula (2), shaped to fit within a user's nares, where the nasal cannula includes at least one prong (24, 25) allowing high flow delivery of humidified gases and creates positive airway pressure i...
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WO/2005/076874A2 |
A patient interface system having a patient interface and chin support system for supporting the patient interface on the patient and for supplying a flow of gas from a patient circuit to the patient interface. In one embodiment, the chi...
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WO/2005/070063A2 |
A unilimb breathing circuit has a proximal end coupling member, a distal end coupling member, an expiratory tube extending between the proximal and distal end coupling members, and an inspiratory tube extending between the proximal and d...
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WO/2005/069447A1 |
An electrical connector comprising a plurality of planar probes each connecting the electrode of an article to be inspected electrically with a conductive part formed on a substrate and having a forward end being pressed against the elec...
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WO/2005/063327A1 |
Mask system includes frame (12), cushion (14), cushion clip (44), swivel elbow (16), headgear (124) and/or headgear clips (106) configured for use in a clinical or hospital environment. One or more components of the mask system configure...
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WO/2005/063326A1 |
A mask system includes a frame, cushion, cushion clip, swivel elbow, headgear and/or headgear clips that are configured for use in a clinical or hospital environment. One or more components of the mask system are configured to promote si...
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WO/2005/060374A2 |
A pneumatic sealing system for a gas mask, which seals the mask to the face of the user by using a pump that employs air from inside the gas mask to variably inflate a mask seal during the breathing cycle. A double diaphragm pump, which ...
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WO/2005/060037A1 |
A portable oxygen supply for home use may include an electrolyzer for generating oxygen from water in response to electric power input, and a fuel cell electrically connected with the electrolyzer for providing electric power to the elec...
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WO/2005/050524A2 |
A modular medical care system, housing a plurality of different modules providing different functions used in delivering healthcare to a patient, includes a plurality of different modules including: (a) a patient monitoring module for ac...
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WO/2005/046591A2 |
Medical devices, systems, and methods mitigate a variety of disorders, including sleep-related breathing disorders. A stiffness, shape, and/or size of a reinforced tissue structure can be altered by applying a magnetic field and/or elect...
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WO/2005/046554A2 |
Medical devices, systems, and methods mitigate a variety of disorders, including sleep-related breathing disorders. A stiffness, shape, and/or size of a reinforced tissue structure can be altered by applying a magnetic field and/or elect...
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WO/2005/047797A2 |
The invention relates to a moisture-heat exchanger unit for tidal air of a patient. The unit comprises a housing (42, 43) arranged for the flowing through of the air. In the housing (42, 43), a filter (44) having the capability of absorb...
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WO/2005/034659A2 |
A respirable one-ply, two-ply or multi-ply barrier fabric including one web comprising an electrostatically charged melt blown fibers nonwoven or a nanofiber/melt blown fibers nonwoven having a weak cationic emulsifier to reduce surface ...
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WO2005007023A9 |
Disclosed is a treatment planning method that can be used to maximize the effectiveness of minimally invasive treatment on a patient. Pursuant to the treatment planning method, the presence of lung disease, such as emphysema, is first id...
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WO/2005/027997A2 |
A portable gas delivery system (10) including a mouthpiece (20), a gas delivery pack (24) and a tubing assembly (22). The mouthpiece has an upper region (30) and a lower region (32) extending therefrom. The upper region includes at least...
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WO/2005/025354A2 |
A ventilation or CPAP interface system (100) adapted to be inserted into a nares of a user to secure the interface is disclosed. A cannula (300) adapted to be connected to a source of ventilation gas forms a first portion of an input gas...
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WO/2005/025657A1 |
A ventilation or CPAP interface system (100) adapted to be inserted into a nares of a user to secure the interface is disclosed. A cannula (300) adapted to be connected to a source of ventilation gas forms a first portion of an input gas...
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WO/2005/023334A2 |
A novel nasal adapter is provided that conforms to, and seals with the base (underside) of a nose. Upward pressure exerted against the inventive nasal adapter compressibly conforms an adapter lip to seal with the underside of the nose. T...
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WO/2005/020845A2 |
The present invention relates to improved nasal dilators that prevent the outer wall of tissue of nasal passages of a nose from drawing in during breathing. The improved nasal dilator has a resilient element, or 'spring,' made up of a pl...
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WO/2005/018524A2 |
A nasal ventilation interface including a pair of tubes configured to deliver a ventilation gas. The tubes are attachable at a first end to a ventilation gas supply hose and engageable at a second end with a person's nostril. A coupler i...
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WO/2005/016750A2 |
The invention relates to a circuit for supplying oxygen to aircraft passengers. According to the invention, the line (5) used to supply pressurised oxygen to the passenger masks (6) comprises a motorised pressure regulator (8) which can ...
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WO/2005/016407A2 |
A ventilation interface and system is described which can be adapted to be connected to a source of ventilation. The ventilation interface and system may include variable exhaust ports. The ventilation interface system may optionally inc...
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WO/2005/016402A2 |
A ventilation interface and system is described which can be adapted to be connected to a source of ventilation. The ventilation interface and system includes an exhaust port positioned at a midpoint between at least two ventilation conn...
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WO/2005/016217A2 |
A method and apparatus for controlling a brushless DC (BLDC) motor over a wide range of angular speeds is presented. Analog magnetic sensors provide continuous signal measurements related to the rotor angular position at a sample rate in...
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WO/2005/014080A2 |
A ventilation interface (100) and system is describe which can be adapted to be connected to a source of ventilation. The ventilation interface and system may include improved headgear (4) and nasal inserts (30) with a curve.
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WO/2005/013879A2 |
A portable ventilator uses a Roots-type blower as a compressor to reduce both the size and power consumption of the ventilator. Various functional aspects of the ventilator are delegated to multiple subassemblies having dedicated control...
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WO/2005/011847A1 |
Methods and systems for processing metal oxides from metal containing solutions. Metal containing solutions are mixed with heated aqueous oxidizing solutions and processed in a continuous process reactor or batch processing system. Combi...
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WO/2005/007056A2 |
A system and method is disclosed for the provision of assisted breathing by the delivery of a controlled pressurized airflow to the pulmonary airway of a user with breathing disorders. The system comprises a source of compressed respirat...
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WO/2005/004991A2 |
The present invention is a Regulator-Oxygen (ROX) Unit for regulating oxygen flow in a multiple user emergency oxygen distribution system in passenger aircraft. Upon activation, the ROX unit initially allows unregulated flow of oxygen to...
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WO/2005/002968A1 |
A modular, on-board, inert gas generating system for aircraft is disclosed in which main components such as a heat exchanger, filter, air separation module, and a pressure scheduling valve are provided in a modular unit sized to provide ...
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WO/2005/002966A1 |
The on-board system comprises: an OBIGGS (2) that supplies, via outlet (6), nitrogen for inerting compartments (15, 16, 17) of an aircraft; a first OBOGS (3) that supplies oxygen to a supply circuit (19) for aircraft occupant masks (20, ...
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WO/2005/002641A2 |
A device for monitoring and recording the usage of gas supply apparatus. The device includes erasable memory for storing the usage data and a connection for periodically downloading the data to a personal computer.
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WO/2005/000410A1 |
A personal breathing device for filtering, diffusing, and conditioning air inhaled by a person. The device includes an eyewear frame with an attached nose piece and air-permeable membrane which is positioned to surround the nose and perm...
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