Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Jonathan Sayer Grashow

Richard Thomas Haibach

Justin Edward Rothermel

Dave Ignaczak

Oisin O'Muircheartaigh

Chris McCracken

Lloyd Spencer

Justin Shinn

Lauren Patricia Chodkowski

Michael Thomas Kane

Robert William Baiko

Gregory Delano Matthews

Kevin Daniel Himes

Robert Edward O'Grady

Elizabeth Eury

Benjamin Irwin Shelly

Praveen Kumar Pandian Shanmuganathan

Eugene Nelson Scarberry

Eric Alan Higgins

Elizabeth Powell Margaria

Daniel Steed

Stephen George Hlopick

Rudolf Maria Jozef Voncken

David W Smith

Duon Alex Truong

James Robert Maier

Nathaniel Stephens

Adam Levern Bell

Dina Colangelo

Peter Chi Fai Ho

Derrick Blake Andrews

Dmitry Nikolayevich Znamenskiy

Richard Andrew Sofranko

Sima Asvadi

Paul Denis McGroary

Matthew Answine

Christopher Scott Lucci

Nathan Francis O'Connor

Natasha A Gilbert

Susan Marie Mals

Harol Allen Lockhart

John Tompkins

Kevin Anthony Coldren

Ryan T Kasun

Melissa Sue Ross

Michael Lashinsky

Robert Edward O′Grady

Cushion for nasal mask

Nasal mask

Nasal mask assembly

Nasal mask and tube in combination

A nasal portion is for a patient interface device of an airway pressure support system. The airway pressure support system includes a gas flow generator. The gas flow generator is configured to generate a flow of breathing gas to be delivered to an airway of a patient. The patient interface device is in fluid communication with the gas flow generator. The nasal portion includes an extension portion configured to be in fluid communication with the gas flow generator, and a cap member provided on the extension portion. The extension portion and the cap member each move between first and second positions, the cap member moving independently with respect to the extension portion when the extension portion and the cap member move between the first and second positions.

Nasal portion and patient interface device including same cross-reference to related applications

A cushion for use in providing a regimen of respiratory therapy to a patient includes a base that defines a main cavity therein an aperture for receiving a flow of breathing gas. A pair of nasal pillows each extend from the base, each having a cone-shaped head that tapers inward and upward from a base portion, that extends directly from the base, to a top opening. Each head is formed to engage an inner portion of a nare of the patient. Each head defines a passage extending between the main cavity and the top opening for further conveying the flow of breathing gas from the main cavity to a nasal passage of the patient. Each base portion includes an inner edge positioned near the center of the cushion that merges with the hollow base and an opposite outer edge spaced upward from an outer surface of the hollow base.

Nasal pillows cushion for patient interface device

A headgear for use with a patient interface for providing a flow of pressurized breathing gas to the airway of a patient includes a pair of wrapping panels positioned at a rear thereof. The wrapping panels prevent the tension in the neck of a patient that commonly results when non-wrapping headgear is tightened.

Wrap-back headgear for patient interface

A tubing assembly for use with a patient interface device includes a manifold portion structured to be coupled to a conduit carrying a flow of breathing gas and a number of tubular portions. Each tubular portion extends from the manifold portion to a distal end which is structured to be coupled to the patient interface device. Each tubular portion is structured to communicate the flow of breathing gas from the manifold portion to the patient interface device. Each tubular portion comprises an adjustment element which provides for a characteristic of the tubular portion to be selectively varied.

Tubing assembly for patient interface device and elements for improving the fit and feel of such assembly

A system for obtaining and providing enhanced PAP metrics of a patient's sleep period includes: a pressure support device for use in providing a flow of breathing gas to the patient; a processing unit; and a number of auxiliary devices in wireless communication with the processing unit. Each auxiliary device of the number of auxiliary devices is structured to detect and collect sleep-related data of the patient. The processing unit is programmed to: receive data obtained by a number of sensors of the pressure support device during operation of the pressure support device in providing the flow of breathing gas to the patient; receive supplemental data obtained by the number of auxiliary devices while the pressure support device is not providing the flow of breathing gas to the patient; and determine the enhanced PAP metrics of the sleep period of the patient utilizing the data and the supplemental data.

System and method for providing enhanced pap metrics

Headgear for nasal mask

Tube for nasal mask

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Cheswick, PA, United States of America

Jonathan Sayer Grashow