Resmed Pty Ltd

Resmed Limited

Redmed Limited

Roof Rack Industries Pty Ltd.

Resmed Limtied

Anthony Paul Barbara

Justin John Formica

Kirrily Michele Haskard

Lachlan Richard Goldspink

Alicia Kristianne Wells

Craig David Edwards

Chia Ik Tan

Stewart Joseph Wagner

Murray William Lee

Joel Edward Gibson

Shiva Kumar Shanmuga Sundara

Frederick Arlet May

Brent James Dravitzki

Ralph Jourdan

Martin E Forrester

Rupert Christian Scheiner

Aaron Samuel Davidson

Adam Francis Barlow

Lemmy Nga

Angelene Marie Ozolins

Jessica Lea Dunn

Enrico Brambilla

Robert Thomas Burnham

Nigel Quarmby

Gerard Michael Rummery

William Laurence Hitchcock

Philip John Gunning

Jose Ignacio Romagnoli

Muditha Pradeep Dantanarayana

Phoebe Katherine Hill

Lochlan Von Moger

Kai Stuebiger

Grant Milton Ovzinsky

Memduh Guney

Robert Edward Henry

Gregory Scott Smart

David Anthony Pidcock

Christopher James Smith

Michael Charles Laguzza

Hason Tin-Yan Ho

Robert Henry Frater

Dion Charles Chewe Martin

Renee Frances Doherty

Peter Lionel Harry Newman

Martin Forrester

A respiratory apparatus may employ ultrasonic welds. The ultrasonic welding may be used to join a variety of headgear, mask and accessory components. This process may enhance comfort, fit and/or performance of the joined components and/or overall mask assembly. A component may be a single layer component such as a textile or fabric, or a composite or multiple layer component such as fabric and foam composites, or outer fabric layers and inner spacer fabrics. Further, a component may be a strap, some other headgear component, a mask component, an accessory component or the like.

Ultrasonic welding of fabrics for sleep apnea treatment

Headgear, comprising at least one strap; and at least one rigidizer, the headgear being arranged to position one of the at least one strap and one of the at least one rigidizer, with regard to one another such that the rigidizer imparts a desired shape to at least a portion of the strap while allowing said portion of the strap to move relative to the rigidizer.

Patient interface with elastic headgear

A mask system includes a frame adapted to attach headgear, a sealing arrangement releasably connectable to the frame, and an elbow provided to the sealing arrangement and adapted to be connected to an air delivery tube that delivers breathable gas to the patient. The sealing arrangement defines a breathing chamber and is adapted to form a seal with the patient's face. The sealing arrangement includes structure to establish a positive connection with the frame and with the elbow.

Mask system

A headgear for use with a mask includes a first strap being configured to engage a back of a patient's head and extend on either side of the patient's parietal bone behind the patient's ears and assume, in use, a substantially circular or oval shape. At least a portion of the first strap is substantially inextensible. The headgear also includes at least one second strap configured to removably connect the first strap to the mask. The second strap may be more extensible than the first strap. At least a portion of the first strap is self-supporting such that the headgear maintains a three dimensional shape when not in use. The substantially inextensible portion of the first strap is constructed to resiliently return to a predetermined shape when not in use. The arcuate region includes a first portion that may be arranged to align substantially parallel with a top of the patient's head and a second portion being arranged to align substantially to a rear surface of the patient's head.

Headgear for masks

Headgear for a respiratory mask includes a strap arrangement including front strap portions adapted to be disposed over a patient's cheeks and having front ends adapted for attachment to an airway interfacing portion, top strap portions connected to respective front strap portions and adapted to be disposed over the top of a patient's head and to connect to each other, and a back strap extending rearwardly from and connecting respective junctions of the front strap portions and top strap portions or regions adjacent these junctions and adapted to locate underneath a patient's occiput. In use with a patient having long hair, the back strap is adapted to extend under the patient's hair and urge upwardly on the patient's hair and against the patient's head beneath the occiput. In use with a patient having short hair, the back strap is adapted to urge against the patient's head beneath the occiput. In an embodiment, front strap portions of the headgear may be provided with a sleeve or cover (e.g., constructed of a fleece material) to enhance comfort in use.

Headgear for a respiratory mask and a method for donning a respiratory mask

A patient interface for delivery of a supply of pressurised air or breathable gas to an entrance of a patient's airways comprising: a cushion member that includes a retaining structure and a seal-forming structure permanently connected to the retaining structure; a frame member attachable to the retaining structure; and a positioning and stabilising structure attachable to the frame member.

Patient interface

Elastic headgear

A headgear or headgear segments are manufactured to shape thereby producing little or no waste material. Techniques such as knitting, braiding, crocheting, and 3D printing can be used produce the headgear.

Manufactured to shape headgear and masks

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Sydney, Australia

Anthony Paul Barbara