Resmed Limited

Jonathan Lee Liston

Michael Kassipillai Gunaratnam

Robert Stephen Matchett

Philip Rodney Kwok

Perry David Lithgow

Robert Edward Styles

Jonathan Paul Harrison

Peter Wilson Hill

Robbie David Wells

Jeremy Peter Turner

A respiratory mask assembly includes a respiratory mask including a mask shell and a mask cushion, a forehead support adjustably coupled to the mask, and an angular adjustment member. The forehead support includes a joining member provided to the mask shell and a cushion frame pivotally mounted to the joining member. The cushion frame is adapted to be selectively locked against pivotal movement in at least three predetermined angular positions relative to the joining member by a tongue and slot arrangement. The angular adjustment member allows relative angular adjustment between the cushion frame and the joining member. The angular adjustment member includes a pair of flexible arms that are adapted to be flexed towards one another to disengage the tongue from a respective one of the slots, and releasing the flexible arms allows the flexible arms to resiliently flex away from one another to engage the tongue and the respective slot.

Forehead support for facial mask

A respiratory mask assembly includes a respiratory mask and a forehead support secured to the mask via a joining member. The forehead support includes a cushion frame pivotably mounted to the joining member so as to be pivotably movable relative to the mask when the cushion frame is secured to the mask. At least one cushion is mounted on the cushion frame. A finger-operated adjustment control member is provided to the cushion frame. The finger-operated adjustment control member is manually manipulable to adjust a position of the cushion frame relative to the joining member along a predetermined path generally towards and away from the patient's forehead.

A forehead support adapted to be secured to a respiratory mask includes a joining member for securing to the mask and a cushion frame pivotally mounted to the joining member. The cushion frame is adapted to locate one or more forehead cushions. The cushion frame is adapted to pivot relative to the joining member. The cushion frame is selectively lockable at two or more predetermined angular positions relative to the joining member.

Mask frame and forehead support for use with mask assembly in the application of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP)

A forehead support () is disclosed that is adapted to be secured to a respiratory mask (). The forehead support () including a joining member () for securing to the mask () and a cushion frame () pivotally mounted to the joining member (). The cushion frame () is adapted to locate one or more forehead cushions (). The cushion frame () is also adapted to pivot relative to the joining member (). The cushion frame () is also selectively lockable at two or more predetermined angular positions relative to the joining member (). A respiratory mask assembly comprising a respiratory mask () and a forehead support () adapted to be secured to the mask () is also disclosed.

A forehead support is adapted to be secured to a respiratory mask. The forehead support includes a joining member for securing to the mask and a cushion frame pivotally mounted to the joining member. The cushion frame is adapted to located one or more forehead cushions. The cushion frame is also selectively lockable at two or more predetermined angular positions relative to the joining member.

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Coogee, Australia

Jonathan Lee Liston