Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited

Robert Stuart Kirton

Kevin Peter O'Donnell

Christopher Harding Campbell

Hamish Chan

James Alexander Michael Revie

Dean Antony Barker

Christopher Malcolm Crone

Anton Kim Gulley

Michael Jesse Robertson

Jose Ricardo Joven Catapang

Jonathan Jaeheuk Lee

Hayden Ross Purdy

Stanislav Tatkov

Sean Joel Babbage

Jae Chul Han

Benjamin Wilson Casse

Martin Paul Friedrich Kramer

Laith Adeeb Hermez

Russel William Burgess

Samuel Robertson Frame

David Martin Russell

Joel Michael Lawson

Jae Chui Han

Stanislov Tatkov

Christopher Charles Kamolins

Kevin Peter O'donnell

The present disclosure provides to graphical user interfaces for controlling a flow therapy apparatus. The graphical user interface can provide a display of flow therapy treatment information and indicators of a patient's health. The graphical user interface can be configured to display the information associated with the patient on one or more user interface screens.

Graphical user interface for a flow therapy apparatus

A respiratory mask or other sealing interface can be used in combination with a nasal cannula or other unsealing interface in providing respiratory therapies for the treatment of COPD or OSA. The mask can act as a pressure vessel over the top of a nasal cannula, with the intention of increasing expiratory pressure whilst allowing the nasal cannula to provide a user with breathing gases of a high humidity and temperature. The ability to selectively apply increased expiratory pressure may be effective in reducing a user's breathing rate and thus beneficial in the treatment of respiratory distress.

Pressurizing masks, systems and methods

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Display screen of a respiratory support apparatus or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A mount configured for use within a respiratory system that provides a structure that facilitates coupling of a nebuliser downstream of a humidifier chamber and upstream of a conduit that delivers conditioned breathing gases to a patient or user. The mount can couple together a chamber, a nebulizer and a conduit.

Substance delivery arrangement for gas therapy device

A respiratory humidification system for providing humidification to gases that pass through a gas passage way before being provided to an airway of a patient is disclosed. The respiratory humidification system may include a liquid flow controller providing a controlled flow of liquid, a heating system including a heating surface configured to be located in a gases passage way and provide humidification to gases passing through the passage way, wherein the heating system receives the controlled flow of liquid, and one or more hardware processors providing deterministic control of a humidity level of gases passing through the gas passage way by instructing the liquid flow controller to adjust the controlled flow of liquid received at the heating system.

Deterministically controlled humidification system

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Auckland, New Zealand

Robert Stuart Kirton