RESPIRATORY MASKS MEDICAL USE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
RC RESPIRATOR DCare AG Baarerstrasse 141 CH-6300 Zug Switzerland Respiratory masks for medical use; hygiene masks for medical use; masks for use by medical personnel;
TIARA Tiara Medical Systems, Inc. 4153 West 166th Street Oak Forest IL 60452 respiratory masks for medical use; chin straps, mask caps, face masks all used as components parts of respiratory masks for medical use; continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) respiratory therapy systems parts, namely, tubing and filters for medical use; oxygen connectors for use with oxygen concentrators and oxygen ventilators for medical use; oxygen enrichment attachments for use with oxygen concentrators and oxygen ventilators for medical use; oxygen Y adapters for use with oxygen concentrators and oxygen ventilators for medical use; oxygen concentrator filters for use with oxygen concentrators for medical use; nebulizer filters for use with nebulizers for medical use; bacteria filters for use with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) units concentrators, ventilators, nebulizers for medial use; HEPA filters for use with concentrators, ventilators, nebulizers and CPAP units for medical use; and ventilator filters for use with medical ventilators;
VARIFIT INTERSURGICAL LIMITED Crane House Molly Millars Lane, Wokingham Berkshire RG412RZ United Kingdom Respiratory masks for medical use; parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for monitoring respiration including sensing a signal that varies with respiration, deriving a respiration parameter, applying criteria for detecting a respiration disturbance and determining one or more respiratory disturbance metrics. The system preferably includes an implantable sensor with an associated implantable medical device such that chronic respiration monitoring is possible. The implantable medical device may execute methods for detecting and measuring respiratory disturbances or may store data to be transferred to an external device for detecting and measuring respiratory disturbances. Respiratory disturbance detection may trigger a responsive action such as physiological data storage, a change in therapy delivery, or a clinician warning. Assessment of cardiac function may be made based on metrics of respiratory disturbances or a measure of circulatory delay time following detection of a respiratory disturbance.