Teijin Pharma Limited

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Naoyuki Iida

Masato Sasaki

Rei Tamiya

Shosaku Motohara

Jun Matsui

A nitric oxide administration deviceincludes a first flow pathincluding a first intake portand an oxygen supply port, an oxygen generation unitwhich is arranged in the first flow pathand which generates concentrated oxygen from air introduced via the first intake port, the generated concentrated oxygen being supplied via the oxygen supply port, a second flow pathwhich is branched from the first flow pathand which includes an NO supply port, and an NO generation unitwhich is arranged in the second flow pathand which generates NO from gas distributed from the first flow path, the generated NO being supplied via the NO supply port

Nitric oxide administration device

The device of the invention is equipped with a pressure sensor and a control unit, and the control unit judges a point at which a pressure gradient calculated from a signal of the pressure sensor becomes larger in the absolute value than a pressure gradient threshold as an inspiration sensing point and starts respiratory gas supply. In addition, the device judges from a frequency of the inspiration sensing point during predetermined time whether a pressure gradient threshold used as a criterion for the inspiration sensing point corresponds to an activity state of the user, and when the pressure gradient threshold does not correspond to the activity state, switches the pressure gradient threshold to another threshold and thus fits the pressure gradient threshold to the activity state.

Gas supply device for respiration and control method therefor

A non-transitory computer readable recording medium stores a print job generating program that causes a computer to perform as a setting unit, and a print job generating unit that generates a print job, based on a content of setting that is set using the setting unit by a user. In a print system environment that executes a process based on the print job, a first setting for not performing a first process, regardless of a print setting included in the print job, has been made in the print system environment for a first function of a first post-processing device included in an image forming device. The setting unit allows the user to set, alternatively to the first process, a second process performed by a second function of a second post-processing device included in the print system environment.

Non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing print job generating program, print job generating device, and print system for performing post-processing in accordance with selected post-processing functions

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Tokyo, Japan

Naoyuki Iida