Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited

Sean Joel Babbage

Kevin Peter O'Donnell

Peter Geoffrey Hawkins

Milanjot Singh Assi

Andrew Paul Maxwell Salmon

Jason Allan Klenner

Mark Thomas O'Connor

Dean Antony Barker

Martin Paul Friedrich Kramer

Samuel Robertson Frame

Robert Stuart Kirton

Stanislav Tatkov

Andrew Chi Lup Lau

Timothy James Beresford Sharp

Hayk Noobar Antranik Yaghobian

Houde Huang

Lloyd Dylan Kimble

Emily Joyce Hargrave-Thomas

Stanislov Tatkov

Simon John Gray

Weng Ip Tong

Connector for a breathing conduit

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

Patient interface connector

This invention relates to headgear and a patient interface, or components of a headgear or patient interface, such as a nasal cannula. In one embodiment is a size adjustable headstrap to be provided as a headgear or a part thereof, in another is a portion of a headstrap or component for association therewith in which the portion or component facilitates improved location of the strap upon a user's face, in another embodiment is a system for encapsulating or covering a connector from contact with a user's face or facial skin, in another embodiment is a face mount part or body for a patient interface of a particular configuration, and in yet a further embodiment is a gases flow manifold for delivering of gases to a patient interface of a particular configuration for improved patient comfort.

Patient interface and headgear for a respiratory apparatus

A respiratory humidification system humidifies a flow of respiratory gases supplied to a user. The system can include a main housing that receives a humidification chamber, a heating plate included in the main housing and positioned to contact the humidified chamber and transfer heat to the humidifier chamber, and a heating element that provides heat to the heating plate. The heating element can include a temperature sensor disposed in a central region of the heating element. Disposing the temperature sensor in the central region can reduce a likelihood that conductors of the heating element will cause an incorrect temperature measurement by the temperature sensor.

Heater plate for respiratory humidification systems

Nasal cannula body

Headgear and a patient interface, or components of headgear or a patient interface, such as a nasal cannula are provided. In one embodiment is a size adjustable headstrap to be provided as a headgear or a part thereof, in another is a portion of a headstrap or component for association therewith in which the portion or component facilitates improved location of the strap upon a user's face, in another embodiment is a system for encapsulating or covering a connector from contact with a user's face or facial skin, in another embodiment is a face mount part or body for a patient interface of a particular configuration, and in yet a further embodiment is a gases flow manifold for delivering of gasses to a patient interface of a particular configuration for improved patient comfort.

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Clip for a patient interface assembly of a respiratory system

Patient interface connector for a patient interface assembly of a respiratory system

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Auckland, New Zealand

Sean Joel Babbage