Zoll Medical Corporation

Impact Instrumentation, Inc.

Other

Leslie H Sherman

George Beck

Dorian LeCroy

Denise Eizadkhah

Richard Goetzl

Douglas R Connelly

John W Freeman

Paul Fredette

A digitally controlled aspirator is provided with a processor that allows the user to select operating conditions including one or more default settings. The processor further includes sensors for sensing operational and environmental conditions and adjusts the operation of the aspirator to reflect the sensed conditions.

Digitally controlled aspirator

Ventilator enables operator to enter into the microprocessor estimate of a patient's individual characteristic, such as weight, which the microprocessor uses to control delivered tidal volume and other parameters to match the patient. The operator can select one of several ventilator operational modes (intube, mask, CPR). Sensors input data to the microprocessor to maintain parameter optimizations and accuracy. Visual/audible alarms and tools activate when one or more parameters exceed or fail to exceed predetermined values for patient's weight. Manual over-ride is available. The ventilator has a quick start capability in which the operator turns on power, selects the automatic operating mode, enters patient's characteristic, selects control option starting automatic ventilation of proper volumes inhalation/exhalation periods, pressure, and oxy-air mixture.

Automatic patient ventilator system and method

A life support and monitoring apparatus with malfunction correction guidance is provided. The life support and monitoring apparatus of the present disclosure identifies the root cause or potential cause of a fault/failure and then prompts an operator to take appropriate steps to assure the continuance of life support and critical physiologic monitoring. When multiple faults/failures exist, the apparatus automatically prioritizes them based on risk to the patient and prompts the operator to do the most appropriate intervention to assure patient safety.

Life support and monitoring apparatus with malfunction correction guidance

An apparatus, system and method for maintaining critical medical equipment for stockpile applications are provided. The apparatus, system and method of the present disclosure can be used to monitor and maintain critical medical equipment in a continuous state of readiness. The apparatus includes a storage case which protects a medical device disposed therein and the accessories required for its immediate application while also providing for constant or intermittent charging of the device's internal battery and serial data monitoring of the primary systems. The system and method also incorporate design features in the medical device which enable performance testing via a remote interface while the device is secured within the storage case.

Apparatus, system and method for monitoring and maintaining critical medical equipment

A ventilator circuit is provided for use with a ventilator and a low pressure low flow oxygen source to provide a hyper-oxygenated mixture of air and oxygen at the onset of inspiration. The ventilator circuit achieves this result by using its inspiratory limb to store oxygen between breaths. As a result, the oxygen content of dead space gas is increased before delivery to the distal alveoli of the patient. Accordingly, the ventilator circuit achieves an efficient use of available oxygen and requires less oxygen to a desired oxyhemoglobin percentage at the patient.

Ventilator circuit for oxygen generating system

A modular bracket assembly is provided for use with a field hospital portable bed or a NATO litter. The assembly includes a clamp that can be releasably attached to the pole of a litter. The clamp is formed with a mounting aperture. The assembly also includes a lower support that can be mounted in the mounting aperture of the clamp or in attachment holes of field hospital portable beds or the socket that is formed within each hinge when a collapsible litter. An accessory mount is provided on the lower support and can receive a mounting flange affixed to a medical accessory. An upper support can be mounted on the top end of the lower support and can be used to support medical equipment items and/or IV solutions.

Litter attachment bracket

A portable critical care medical ventilator with autonomous control of oxygenation is provided. The system and method provide for significantly reducing the Orequired to maintain an adequate Oconcentration and as a result delivery of Oto the body's tissues and does not require the clinician to enter initial values.

Medical ventilator with autonomous control of oxygenation

A fixture includes aspirator components that are compactly oriented and mounted in a housing that is attachable to the interior wall of ambulance. The housed components include a diaphragm pump, a DC motor, a valve for regulating the fluid intake to the pump, and a gauge displaying vacuum conditions. A multipanel housing structure defines a cavity in which the components are mounted and it has angularly arranged panels that facilitate a compact component arrangement in the cavity with the vacuum gauge display, and gas valve and electrical switch controls being conveniently located at the exterior of the housing. The electrical connection with the 12 V DC ambulance power source avoids the presence of electrical conductors in the patient transport area and a bracket for supporting canisters used in the aspirator systems at the exterior of the fixture is also such as to avoid the presence in the action area of unnecessary conduits and containers with electrically conductive fluids.

Aspirator fixture for ambulances

A device for detecting a fault in an electrical circuit which includes a plug-in electrical circuit module assembly such as, an I.C. or a printed circuit board. The device has a module socket for receiving the plug-in module and a terminal plug designed to fit in a socket provided for the plug-in module. An isolated test point, a switch and an unisolated test point are in series between each terminal of the module socket and the terminal point.

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Denville, NJ, United States of America

Leslie H Sherman