Control for pressure of a patient interface
AssigneeResMed Limited
InventorsBenjamin Matthew Austin, Liam Holley
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AssigneeResMed Limited
InventorsBenjamin Matthew Austin, Liam Holley
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A method of an apparatus control pressure in the patient interface. A vent valve may be used with a respiratory device, where the vent valve may selectively block fluid communication between components, such as the flow generator, the patient interface, and/or the vent. An expiratory flow model may be used to determine an expiratory characteristic such as an expiratory flow rate or pressure in the patient interface where an indicative measure may not be available. The expiratory flow model may receive inputs based on a measure of the patient's respiration, such as the tidal volume, peak inspiratory flow rate or length of inspiration. The expiratory characteristic may be used by a controller to control a pressure in the patient interface to provide respiratory therapy to a patient at or close to a target pressure.
An apparatus for controlling a supply of breathable gas at a positive pressure for amelioration or treatment of a respiratory disorder comprising:
A control method in a processor for determining a pressure adjustment in a patient interface that delivers a supply of air or breathable gas to entrance of a patient's airways, the control method comprising:
An apparatus for controlling a supply of breathable gas at a positive pressure for treatment of a respiratory disorder, the apparatus comprising:
A method of a processor to control setting of a blower of a therapy apparatus for providing a supply of breathable gas to a patient interface at a controlled pressure, the method comprising:
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