Device for speech therapy, administration of inhalation medication and for treatment of otitis, sinusitis and barotrauma
OwnerArmin Bidarian Moniriinventor
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A device combining a treatment of ear and sinus conditions along with speech therapy and administration of medication is disclosed. The device comprises a patient facemask, adapted to cover mouth and nose of a patient, and a visual and/or audio feedback mechanism connected to the facemask and adapted to provide feedback through internal air pressure in a device's compartment. The device's compartment is adapted to be in fluid communication with the patient mouth and nose during its operation. The device may comprise a supervisor facemask. Expiration into the facemask(s) increases air pressure. An increase in air pressure within the device activates the feedback mechanism and will lead to effective middle ear and sinus ventilation. The feedback mechanism may also be used in speech therapy for feedback to the patient. Drugs may be administered into the system for treatment of airway disease of for the purpose or general anaesthesia.
A device for speech therapy, administration of inhalation medication and for treatment of otitis, sinusitis and barotrauma, the device comprising a patient interface adapted to cover at least a mouth and a nose of a patient and a visual and/or audio feedback mechanism which is connected to the patient interface via an internal air pressure in a compartment of the device, the compartment being adapted to be in fluid communication with the patient mouth and nose during operation of the device, the visual and/or audio feedback mechanism being adapted to be in fluid communication with the patient interface via the compartment, wherein the device comprises a supervisor interface adapted to cover at least a mouth and/or a nose of a supervisor and wherein the compartment is adapted to be in fluid communication with the supervisor mouth and nose, during operation of the device.
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