Resmed Limited

Resmed Pty Ltd

Resmed Paris Sas

Daniel Robert Judson

Lee James Veliss

Aaron Samuel Davidson

Daniel Joseph Kaars Sijpesteijn

Alison Oldenburg

Eva Ng

Barton John Kenyon

Robert Edward Henry

Robert Henry Frater

Philip Thomas Stallard

Michael John Reid

Renee Frances Flower

Susan Robyn Lynch

Gerard Michael Rummery

Gregory Scott Smart

Damien Julian Mazzone

Eric Austin Mullins

Philip Rodney Kwok

Justin John Formica

Amal Shirley Amarasinghe

Robin Garth Hitchcock

Donald Darkin

Timothy Tsun-Fai Fu

Paul Jan Klasek

Gregory Robert Peake

David Anthony Pidcock

Philippe Auguste Chalvignac

Christopher Kingsley Blunsden

Renee Frances Doherty

Nan Hai Wu

Grant Moiler

Matthew Eves

Bernd Christoph Lang

Errol Savio Alex D'Souza

Achim Biener

Scott Alexander Howard

Christopher Scott Skipper

Craig David Edwards

Enrico Brambilla

Steven John Lubke

Jim Saada

Murray William Lee

Milind Chandrakant Raje

David John Worboys

Johann Sebastian Burz

Joshua Adam Gudiksen

Johannes Nickol

Geoffrey Crumblin

Fiona Catherine Carroll

Vincent Chu

James William Charles Vandyke

Kenneth Taylor

Matthew David Spruell

Bryony Louise Marshall

Phillip Rodney Kwok

Ken Taylor

Sarah Dane

Vishnu Saralertsophon

A nasal assembly for delivering breathable gas to a patient includes a frame having lateral connector, a cushion with a pair of nozzles, and a clip to secure the cushion to the frame. The frame includes a vent channel and a plurality of vent holes. The frame/cushion includes structure (lugs/cut outs) to prevent the assembly of an unvented frame with an unvented cushion, for safety purposes. The frame includes cored portions that interface with corner lugs provided on the cushion. A patient interface includes a frame, a cushion (nasal mask, nasal-oro mask, nozzles, etc.) and a vent assembly including a pattern of vent holes including at least two rows.

Mask with vent columns

Nasal assembly

A mask cushion or a mask assembly therewith provides a comfortable and effective seal for provision of a gas therapy by a respiratory treatment apparatus. The mask cushion may be integrated with or coupled to a mask frame. The mask cushion typically includes an inner cushion component. The mask cushion also includes a patient facial-contact side portion with a chamber and a barrier to form the chamber that may be flexible. The chamber may serve as an outer layer with respect to the inner cushion component. The chamber may be partially or completely filled with a gas, fluid or gel. The inner cushion may be formed with a soft flexible material such as an elastomer or foam, etc. The barrier may be a membrane and may also be soft flexible material.

Cushion assembly for a respiratory mask

A vent arrangement is provided to a mask or associated conduit to discharge exhaled gas from the mask to atmosphere. The vent arrangement is structured to diffuse the exhaust vent flow to produce less air jetting, thereby increasing the comfort of the patient and their bed partner. For example, the vent arrangement may include one or more grill components and/or media constructed and arranged to diffuse vent flow.

Mask vent

A breathing assistance device includes a gas regulating valve (). The gas regulating valve is operated by a linear actuator (). The linear actuator may include a movable member that moves an obstruction member between an open position and a closed position. The linear actuator is isolated from a gas flow path through the valve.

Breathing assistance device with linear actuated gas regulating valve

A mask system for delivering air pressurized above atmospheric pressure to the airways of a patient to treat sleep disordered breathing (SDB) by continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) may include a mask having a cushion configured to form a seal with the patient's nose; two inlet conduits, each of the two inlet conduits configured to extend from a position superior to the patient's head and along a corresponding side of the patient's head, and each of the two inlet conduits being in fluid communication with a corresponding side of the mask to deliver pressurized air to the mask; a first vent arrangement configured to be positioned superior to the patient's head in use and configured to discharge gas to atmosphere during therapy; and a second vent arrangement configured to be positioned inferior to the first vent arrangement in use and configured to discharge gas to atmosphere during therapy.

Mask system

A mask cushion or a mask assembly therewith provides a comfortable and effective seal for provision of a gas therapy by a respiratory treatment apparatus. The mask cushion () may be integrated with or coupled to a mask frame. The mask cushion typically includes an inner cushion component (). The mask cushion also includes a patient facial-contact side portion with a chamber () and a barrier () to form the chamber that may be flexible. The chamber may serve as an outer layer with respect to the inner cushion component. The chamber may be partially or completely filled with a gas, fluid or gel. The inner cushion may be formed with a soft flexible material such as an elastomer or foam, etc. The barrier may be a membrane and may also be soft flexible material.

A swivel elbow for a mask assembly includes an elbow adapted to be provided to the mask assembly and a swivel detachably connected to the elbow. The elbow includes a plurality of spaced apart rings that provide a controlled clearance between the elbow and an interior surface of the swivel.

Swivel elbow for mask assembly

Respiratory mask cushion

An elbow for a mask system includes a proximal end adapted to be provided to the mask system, a distal end adapted to be provided to an air delivery conduit, and a baffle provided within the proximal end. The baffle has a generally planar configuration that defines an intake port that directs incoming air from the air delivery conduit into a mask cavity and an exhaust port separated from the intake port that directs exhaust air from the mask cavity to atmosphere. The baffle includes an end portion that is adapted to extend into the mask cavity defined by the mask system.

Elbow for mask system

A respiratory mask includes a frame and a flexible structure provided to the frame and adapted to engage a patient's face. The flexible structure includes a chamber filled with a first gel and a second gel that is relatively harder than the first gel. A ratio of height of the first gel to the second gel in a lip region is in the range of about 0.25 to about 0.6.

Flexible structure for mask, and method and apparatus for evaluating performance of a mask in use

A mask system includes a mask component including one or more openings for gas washout and a vent component provided to the mask component. The vent component includes one or more tracks or grooves along its outer surface adapted to guide gas washout. The vent component is adapted to cover the one or more openings in the mask component so that gas washout escapes along the one or more tracks or grooves between an outer surface of the mask component and the vent component.

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