This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application and 2 EPO patents. Top assignee: Imperial College Innovations Limited. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Manish Kumar Patel: Inventor of Patient Ventilation Technology
Introduction
Manish Kumar Patel is an inventor based in London, United Kingdom. His patent work includes a valve designed to support safer transitions between ventilation equipment. The available information identifies 2 patents and lists Imperial College Innovations Limited as his company.
Latest Patents
Patel’s latest listed patent is “Valve for patient ventilator equipment.” The invention describes a valve with three ports for connection to a patient breathing tube and two ventilation apparatuses. Its bistable mechanism switches between two stable configurations, connecting the patient to one apparatus at a time. An actuator moves the mechanism between those configurations and prevents it from remaining in an intermediate position.
The design aims to help switch a patient between ventilation apparatuses without a sudden pressure loss in the disconnected circuit. This may reduce the release of potentially infected aerosols and help preserve positive end-expiratory pressure in the patient’s lungs.
Career Highlights
Patel’s listed patent activity reflects work on medical equipment and breathing assistance technology. His association with Imperial College Innovations Limited connects his work with an organization focused on innovation and technology development.
Collaborations
The provided information names Asela Bandara Dharmadasa and Andrew Douglas McCulloch as Patel’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the listed patent or related work are not stated.
Conclusion
Manish Kumar Patel’s listed invention addresses a practical challenge in patient ventilation by enabling controlled switching between breathing assistance apparatuses while aiming to maintain circuit pressure and reduce aerosol release.
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