Richard Kenneth Lordo - Hermitage PA Thomas Sven Persson - Youngstown OH
Assignee:
Danieli Technology, Inc. - Cranberry Township PA
International Classification:
B08B 102
US Classification:
134 15
Abstract:
In high speed pickling and other fluid treatment of metal strip, the acid or other medium is carried along with the strip, and the momentum of the treatment fluid is utilized in a flow reversal path to reverse the flow and carry the fluid on a receiving surface which directs it for recycling to the upstream end of a flow reversal zone; this procedure is repeated in at least one sequential iteration.
Richard J. Lordo - Butler PA, US Amy J. Phillips - Murrysville PA, US Steven B. Radney - Pittsburgh PA, US Paul Hodge - Allison Park PA, US Amir Genosar - Lafayette CO, US
Peter Ho - Pittsburgh PA, US Jerome Matula - Apollo PA, US Richard J. Lordo - Butler PA, US Lance Busch - Trafford PA, US Derrik Andrews - Markleton PA, US Luke Stonis - Columbus OH, US Chris Von Dolhen - St. Louis Park MN, US
Assignee:
RIC Investments, LLC - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
A61M 16/06 A62B 18/08
US Classification:
12820711, 12820713, 12820611
Abstract:
A patient interface assembly that includes a patient interface device, a headgear, and coupling member joining the interface device to a headgear. In one embodiment, a spring biases the interface device against the face during use. In a further embodiment, the patient interface device is a nasal cushion having a formable support mounted to the nasal cushion for providing support and adjustment of the nasal cushion to improve fit and comfort. The headgear assembly in one embodiment is a semi-rigid, minimal contact harness and includes an adjustment assembly that allows for a simultaneous adjustment of multiple straps. An adjustment assembly on the headgear provides a gross adjustment of the position of the interface relative to the patient and a biasing force to urge the patient interface device against the patient's face. In a further embodiment, a pair of rigid connecting members couple the patient interface device to the headgear.
Patient Interface Device Or Component Selecting System And Method
A patient interface device selection system that includes a database storing a plurality of sets of data. Each set of data in the plurality of sets of data is associated with a unique patient interface device or a component thereof. A patient data collection system, such as a measuring device, acquires a set of patient data that correspond to at least one characteristic of a patient. A processing system compares the acquired patient data with the plurality of sets of data, and determines the patient interface device or the component thereof that is suitable for use by such a patient based on a result of the comparison.
Patient Interface Packaging With Integrated Sizing Gage
A patient interface packaging that includes an integrated sizing template. The packaging system includes a container having an inner chamber containing a patient interface device having a size contained within. The packaging further includes an outer exterior having an integral flap. The integral flap includes at least one opening therethrough forming a sizing template. The size of the opening corresponds to the size of the mask contained within the package so that the opening may be fitted to the nose region of a patient's to allow the user to determine an appropriate size patient interface device that matches his or her anatomical dimensions.
Patient Interface Packaging With Integrated Sizing Gage
A patient interface packaging that includes an integrated sizing template. The packaging system includes a container having an inner chamber containing a patient interface device having a size contained within. The packaging further includes an outer exterior having an integral flap. The integral flap includes at least one opening therethrough forming a sizing template. The size of the opening corresponds to the size of the mask contained within the package so that the opening may be fitted to the nose region of a patient's to allow the user to determine an appropriate size patient interface device that matches his or her anatomical dimensions.
Peter Chi Fai Ho - Pittsburgh PA, US Jerome Matula, Jr. - Apollo PA, US Richard J. Lordo - Butler PA, US Lance Busch - Trafford PA, US Derrick Andrews - Markleton PA, US Luke Stonis - Columbus OH, US Chris Von Dohlen - St. Louis Park MN, US
Assignee:
RIC Investments, LLC - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
A62B 18/02
US Classification:
12820711, 12820621, 12820624, 12820713
Abstract:
A patient interface assembly that includes a patient interface device, a headgear, and pivoting coupling member joining the interface device to a headgear assembly. In one embodiment, a spring biases the patient interface device against the patient's face when in use. In a further embodiment, the patient interface device is a nasal cushion that includes a formable support mounted to the nasal cushion for providing support and adjustment of the nasal cushion to improve fit and comfort. The headgear assembly in one embodiment is a semi-rigid, minimal contact harness assembly and includes an adjustment assembly that allows for a simultaneous adjustment of multiple straps. In a further embodiment, a pair of rigid connecting members couple the patient interface device to the headgear.
A patient interface having a forehead support adjustably. The forehead support assembly includes a support arm that is adjustably mounted to the mask shell, thereby allowing the adjustment of the distance between the forehead support bracket and the mask shell in order to adjust for patient's of different sizes. A forehead support bracket is pivotally connected to the support arm. The pivoting forehead support bracket is self-aligning to allow the forehead pad to remain parallel to the patient's forehead at all times, thus enhancing comfort and stability. The forehead support bracket is removable from the support arm, allowing the headgear (with support bracket attached) to be donned separately from the mask and support arm. The forehead support bracket in one embodiment has a forehead pad formed from the headgear itself.