Vyaire Medical Gmbh

Carefusion 207, Inc.

Zoll Medical Corporation

Vyaire Medical Consumables LLC

Carefusion 2200, Inc.

Vital Signs, Inc.

Sunmed Group Holdings, LLC

Carefusion 303, Inc.

Imtmedical Ag

Vyaire Medical 211, Inc.

Christopher M Varga

Hasnain Somji

Neil Alex Korneff

Terry Blansfield

Thomas Dillingham

Brian W Pierro

Dennis R White

Michael McMahon

Steven Todd Stragier

Kevin Alexander William Martin

Khalid Mansour

Paul David Dixon

Raina Varga

Geoffrey C Wise

Jason Anthony Mohr

Megan Danielle Friedlander

James Chan

Todd Schmaltz

Eric Porteous

Stephen J Birch

Haojun Fu

Ming Lu

Sibgat Ulla

Greg J Dugan

Simon Jung

Charles Edward Beuchat

Karthikeyan Rajendran

Khalid Said Mansour

Alex Stenzler

Ryan G Redford

Dennis J White

Kenneth Bruce Thurmond, Ii

Matthias Van Der Staay

Noah Meade

Ramarao V Gundlapalli

Hong Shen

Earl Valentine

Carlos Aceves Mendoza

Martin Björn Hess

Jennifer Raeder-Devens

Alex Siemons

Computing device with graphical user interface for communicating health-related messages regarding ventilated patients

An nCPAP device for as sting patient breathing includes a generator body forming an inlet, a chamber, and first and second flow circuits. The chamber directs pressurized gas from the inlet to the flow circuits. The flow circuits each include a nozzle, a channel, and at least one port. The nozzle emits a jet stream into the channel in a direction of a patient side thereof. The port fluidly connects the channel to ambient, and promotes entrainment of ambient air with the jet stream. In some embodiments, the channel forms a ramp feature directing exhaled air toward the jet stream in an angular fashion. The generator body requires reduced driving pressures to achieve target CPAP levels and reduces total imposed WOB as compared to conventional designs.

Non-invasive breathing assistance apparatus and method

Display screen with graphical icon

Display screen with a graphical user interface

A gas valve () for ventilation which comprises a main body () having a first gas chamber (), a second gas chamber () and at least an inlet duct () for supplying a gas to the first gas chamber (). The gas valve () further comprises a proportional valve () for temporally sealing the first gas chamber () from the second gas chamber (). The second gas chamber () comprises at least a second passage opening () for releasing the gas from the second gas chamber () and the second gas chamber () comprises a port () for connecting a pressure measurement apparatus for measuring the gas pressure in the second gas chamber (). A circuit with a ventilation limb which comprises a gas valve () and a method for determining a releasing gas flow of a gas valve are also disclosed.

Gas valve for ventilation, a circuit for a ventilation system and a method for determining a releasing gas flow

The disclosed system generates a three dimensional virtual space that includes an object representation of at least a portion of a human body and a first three-dimensional cylindrical surface floating within the three-dimensional space, wherein the first three-dimensional cylindrical surface includes a two-dimensional data area for a presentation of data to a user viewing the first three-dimensional cylindrical surface in the three-dimensional space. A two-dimensional data representation of first physiological data is displayed on the two-dimensional data area. In response to receiving a user selection of a portion of the three-dimensional cylindrical surface, the system generates one or more additional surfaces floating within the three-dimensional space. A two-dimensional data representation of second physiological data associated with the first physiological data is displayed on a data area of the one or more additional surfaces.

System and method for generating a virtual reality interface for displaying patient health data

Display screen with graphical user interface for communicating health-related messages regarding ventilated patients

Leakage components are described herein. The leakage component includes a first tubing housing and a plurality of leakage ports. The first tubular housing defines a first flow path between a first end portion and a second end portion. The plurality of leakage ports are formed in the first housing and in fluid communication with the first flow path. The fluid flow through the plurality of leakage ports is configured to entrain ambient air into the fluid flow exiting the plurality of leakage ports to decelerate the fluid flow.

Ventilation leak component

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Laguna Hills, CA, United States of America

Christopher M Varga