System and method for flow triggering of breath supported ventilation
    4.
    发明授权
    System and method for flow triggering of breath supported ventilation 失效
    用于呼吸支持通气的流量触发的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US5390666A

    公开(公告)日:1995-02-21

    申请号:US161177

    申请日:1993-12-03

    摘要: The method for flow triggering breath supported ventilation is accomplished by providing a system comprising a source of a predetermined, preinspiratory, constant flow of breathing gas and connecting such to a patient breathing attachment. One or more flow sensors measure the gas flow rate in a flow path communicating with the patient breathing attachment, determining when inhalation from the flow path has occurred. Breath support is generated in the delivered gas flow in response to inhalation by the patient, and the predetermined, preinspiratory, continuous flow of breathing gas is reestablished prior to the patient's next inspiratory effort. In combination with various types of breath support, the flow triggering strategy of the invention offers significant improvements in providing breath support to patients having weakened respiratory capabilities.

    摘要翻译: 用于流动触发呼吸支持的通气的方法是通过提供一种系统来实现的,所述系统包括预先确定的呼吸前呼吸气体恒定的呼吸气体源并将其连接到患者呼吸附件。 一个或多个流量传感器测量与患者呼吸附件通信的流动路径中的气体流速,确定何时已经发生从流动通道吸入。 响应于患者的吸入,在输送的气体流中产生呼吸支持,并且在患者的下一次吸气作用之前重新建立预定的呼吸前呼吸气体的连续流动。 结合各种类型的呼吸支持,本发明的流量触发策略提供了对具有减弱的呼吸能力的患者提供呼吸支持的显着改进。

    Insufflation system and method
    5.
    发明授权
    Insufflation system and method 有权
    吹气系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US07431031B2

    公开(公告)日:2008-10-07

    申请号:US10827006

    申请日:2004-04-19

    IPC分类号: A61M16/00

    摘要: An insufflation system that includes a first tube that inserts into a patient's airway for providing a primary flow of breathing gas to such a patient. At least one insufflation catheter is provided in or within the first tube for delivering a flow of insufflation gas to the patient. In one embodiment, a flow control system is coupled between the first tube, the insufflation catheter, and a source of insufflation gas to control the flow of gas between the patient circuit, the insufflation catheter, and the source of insufflation gas. In another embodiment, a ventilator and tracheal gas insufflation system are provided in a common housing.

    摘要翻译: 一种吹入系统,其包括插入患者气道中的第一管,以向该患者提供呼吸气体的主要流。 至少一个吹气导管设置在第一管内或内,用于向患者输送吹入气体流。 在一个实施例中,流量控制系统耦合在第一管,吹入导管和吹入气体源之间,以控制患者回路,吹入导管和吹入气体源之间的气体流。 在另一个实施例中,在共同的壳体中设置呼吸机和气管气体吹入系统。

    System and method for flow triggering of pressure supported ventilation
by comparison of inhalation and exhalation flow rates
    9.
    发明授权
    System and method for flow triggering of pressure supported ventilation by comparison of inhalation and exhalation flow rates 失效
    通过比较吸入和呼气流量,压力支持通气的流量触发的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US5660171A

    公开(公告)日:1997-08-26

    申请号:US697269

    申请日:1996-08-21

    摘要: The system and method for flow triggering pressure supported ventilation include a source of a predetermined, preinspiratory, constant flow of breathing gas to a patient, one or more flow sensors for measuring the rate of gas flow in a flow path communicating with the patient, means for determining when inhalation from the flow path has occurred, and means for generating pressure support in the delivered gas flow in response to inhalation by the patient, means to terminate pressure support when inspiratory phase concludes, and means to reestablish the predetermined, preinspiratory, continuous flow of breathing prior to the patient's next inspiratory effort. A plurality of individual gas sources preferably provide a controlled mixture of breathing gas. In combination with pressure support to the patient during the inspiration effort, the flow triggering strategy of the invention offers significant improvements in providing breath support to patients having weakened respiratory capabilities.

    摘要翻译: 用于流动触发压力支持的通气的系统和方法包括预先确定的,呼吸前,持续的呼吸气体流向患者的源,用于测量与患者通信的流动路径中的气流速率的一个或多个流量传感器 用于确定何时已经发生从流路吸入的情况,以及用于响应于患者的吸入而在输送的气体流中产生压力支持的装置,当吸气阶段结束时终止压力支持的装置,以及重新建立预定的呼吸前,连续 在患者的下一次吸气作用之前呼吸的呼吸。 多个单独的气体源优选地提供呼吸气体的受控混合物。 结合在吸气过程中患者的压力支持,本发明的流量触发策略提供了对具有减弱的呼吸能力的患者提供呼吸支持的显着改进。