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Joel Preetham Fernandes

Suresha Venkataraya

Chau Chong Ye

Cong Jiang

Siew Ying Koh

Nookarajesh Varma Sangadi

Jack Barney Sing

Graham Keith Lacy

Vinay Joshi

Eugene Hong Kheng Kung

Sergio Malorni

Alexander Cristian Hautenne Hanson

Pratheep Kumar Mahalingam

Wei Teik Daniel Tan

Yue Wang

Michael M Frondorf

Wei T Tan

Wei Soung Tan

Leah Noaeill

Tak Wei David Teo

Eugene Kung

Siew Ying Kow

Alexander Christian Hautenne Hanson

Yue Yun Wang

A respiratory device includes a blower having an inlet and an outlet, a patient interface, and a valve including a valve member that is rotatable from a first position to a second position. The outlet of the blower is coupled to the patient interface so that positive pressure is provided to a patient's airway via the patient interface when the valve member is in the first position. The inlet of the blower is coupled to the patient interface so that negative pressure is provided to the patient's airway via the patient interface when the valve member is in the second position. The valve member is rotatably oscillated back and forth when the valve member is in the first position and when the valve member is in the second position so that oscillations in the positive pressure and negative pressure, respectively, are provided to the patient's airway.

Manifold for respiratory therapy apparatus

Respiratory therapy apparatus control

A nebulizer assembly for a respiratory device is provided having a housing defining a chamber. The housing also has a nebulizer port configured to receive a nebulizer to discharge atomized medication into the chamber. An outlet of a handle is coupled to the inlet of the housing. A hose is coupled to an inlet of the handle. A patient interface is coupled to the outlet of the housing. Air flows from the hose to the patient interface via the handle and the housing. The air mixes with the atomized medication within the chamber.

Respiratory therapy filter, flow control, and patient interface apparatuses, systems, and methods

A respiratory device includes a blower having an inlet and an outlet, a patient interface, and a valve including a valve member that is rotatable through a first angular displacement in a first direction from a first position to a second position. The outlet of the blower is coupled to the patient interface so that positive pressure is provided to a patient's airway via the patient interface when the valve member is in the first position. The inlet of the blower is coupled to the patient interface so that negative pressure is provided to the patient's airway via the patient interface when the valve member is in the second position. The valve member is rotatably oscillated back and forth when the valve member is in the first position and when the valve member is in the second position so that oscillations in the positive pressure and negative pressure, respectively, are provided to the patient's airway.

Manifold for respiratory device

Respiratory therapy cycle control and feedback

Flow control apparatus

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Joel Preetham Fernandes