Method and system to decrease intracranial pressure, enhance circulation, and encourage spontaneous respiration
AssigneeAdvanced Circulatory Systems, Inc.
InventorsAnja Metzger, Keith G. Lurie
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AssigneeAdvanced Circulatory Systems, Inc.
InventorsAnja Metzger, Keith G. Lurie
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Systems and methods are provided for decreasing intracranial pressure and enhancing circulation in a breathing person, as well as for increasing the respiratory rate and encouraging spontaneous respiration. According to such methods, a valve system is interfaced to a person's airway. The valve system has a threshold valve and an airway member that interfaces with the person's airway. The threshold valve is configured to prevent respiratory gas flow to the person's lungs during a portion of an inhalation event until the inspiration equals or exceeds an opening pressure of the threshold valve. Also, a small level of external vacuum is constantly supplied at a juncture between the threshold valve and the airway member.
A method to decrease intracranial pressure and enhance circulation in a breathing person, the method comprising:
A system to decrease intracranial pressure and enhance circulation in a breathing person, the system comprising:
A method to increase the respiratory rate and encourage spontaneous respiration of a breathing person, the method comprising:
A system to increase the respiratory rate and encourage spontaneous respiration of a breathing person, the system comprising:
A medical device for use in the treatment of a breathing person, comprising:
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