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Resmed Pty Ltd

Mark Neil Phillips

Benjamin Peter Johnston

Nathan Liu

Peter Dassos

Sakeena De Souza

Gregory J Roger

Rodney James Lane

Matthew James Huckson

Samuel W U Liang

Genevieve Claire Madafiglio

Jari Hyvarinen

A system includes a collar that is worn around a neck of the user. A stimulator is coupled to the collar such that the stimulator is positioned adjacent to an airway of the user. The sensor is coupled to the collar and configured to generate data associated with the airway of the user. The memory is coupled to the collar and storing machine-readable instructions. The control system is coupled to the collar and includes one or more processors configured to execute the machine-readable instructions to determine, based at least on an analysis of the generated data, that the user is currently experiencing an apnea event. In response to the determination, the control system causes the stimulator to provide electrical stimulation, at a first intensity level, to one or more muscles of the user that are adjacent to the airway to aid in stopping the apnea event.

Band with built-in stimulator

Systems, methods, and devices are disclosed that permit the use of hyperperfusion, or regional hyperperfusion to targeted areas by the use of an arterial and/or venous access system which allows repeatable, transcutaneous insertion without any need for repeat anesthesia. The systems, methods and devices use various combinations of catheters and/or balloons. Furthermore, systems, methods, and devices are disclosed that permit drugs or other treatment products to be delivered using hyperperfusion, or regional hyperperfusion, to targeted areas by the use of arterial and venous access system and associated catheters and balloons which allow repeatable, transcutaneous insertion without any need for repeat anesthesia.

Systems, methods and devices for circulatory access

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Sydney, Australia

Mark Neil Phillips