Pari Pharma Gmbh

Pari Gmbh Spezialisten Fur Effektive Inhalation

Markus Urich

Thomas Gallem

Neil Pollock

Andrew Jonathan Sant

Samuel Charles William Hyde

Martin Knoch

Uwe Hetzer

Manfred Keller

Robert Waldner

Roland Stangl

Daniela Mundenbruch

Rainer Liening-Ewert

The inhalation therapy device comprises an aerosol generator () and a mixing chamber (). The introduction of ambient air is achieved by means of supply channels () under the control of an inspiration valve (), including an aerosol passage (), a region with inspiration air through openings () and a valve element (). The aerosol passage () surrounds the membrane () of the aerosol generator (), whereby a front face edge of the tubular aerosol passage () lies along a sealing line () on a surface of the aerosol generator ().

Inhalation therapy device

A fluid dispersion device comprises a substrate having an outer section and an inner section, said inner section of the substrate having an aperture, a dispersion element positioned at said aperture of said substrate, and an actuator arranged to coaxially surround said aperture of said substrate, wherein the outer edge of said inner section of said substrate is coupled to said outer section of said substrate by a plurality of resilient members.

Fluid droplet production apparatus and method

A fluid dispersion device comprises a substrate () having an outer section () and an inner section (), said inner section () of the substrate () having an aperture (), a dispersion element () positioned at said aperture () of said substrate (), and an actuator () arranged to coaxially surround said aperture () of said substrate (), wherein the outer edge of said inner section () of said substrate () is coupled to said outer section () of said substrate by a plurality of resilient members ().

The invention relates to an aerosol generator that comprises an oscillating membrane that is provided with openings. The aerosol generator is further characterized in that the liquid container is impinged upon with negative pressure by displacing a sealing element using a slidable sleeve and a rotary sleeve.

Aerosol generator

An inhalation nebulizer () includes an aerosol generator () that has a diaphragm () vibrated by a vibration generator (). The inhalation nebulizer () includes a liquid storage container () that is in fluid contact with the diaphragm (). A liquid contained in the storage container () is atomized into a mixing chamber () through openings in the diaphragm and can subsequently be inhaled by a patient.

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Munich, Germany

Markus Urich