Hyperbaric hyper-hypo thermal therapy system
AssigneeLife Express LLC
InventorRaymond Paul RENEAU
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a hyperbaric thermal therapy system for medical applications. The disclosed system allows for independent control of pressure, temperature, and gas composition in the breathing system supplying breathing gas to the patient, and optionally of the environment surrounding a patient in a hyperbaric chamber, which allows for a wide range of hyperbaric thermal therapy profiles. Such hyperbaric thermal therapy profiles may be utilized in combination with other treatments, including medicament-based treatments, to enhance the therapeutic outcomes of such other treatments.
Claims20
A system for administering hyperbaric thermal therapy, comprising:
- a hyperbaric chamber;
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- a gas and temperature control module in communication with the hyperbaric chamber, the gas and temperature control module configured to independently control:
- a composition, a temperature, and a pressure of internal atmospheric gases for supply to the hyperbaric chamber;
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- a composition and a temperature of inhalation gases for supply to a patient in the hyperbaric chamber.
A system for administering hyperbaric thermal therapy, comprising:
- a gas and temperature control module configured to be removably coupled to a hyperbaric chamber, the gas and temperature control module configured to independently control:
- a composition, temperature, and pressure of internal atmospheric gases for supply to the hyperbaric chamber;
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- a composition and temperature of inhalation gases for supply to a patient in the hyperbaric chamber.
A system for administering hyperbaric thermal therapy, comprising:
- a hyperbaric chamber;
- a chamber base for supporting the hyperbaric chamber;
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- a gas and temperature control module integrated with the chamber base or the hyperbaric chamber, the gas and temperature control module configured to independently control:
- a composition, a temperature, and a pressure of internal atmospheric gases for supply to the hyperbaric chamber;
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- a composition and a temperature of inhalation gases for supply to a patient in the hyperbaric chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.