Patents Assigned to NASOPHLEX B.V.
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Patent number: 8914116Abstract: An electronic stimulation system has a casing; electronics inside the casing a first detector arranged to sense whether a human being is breathing or not, a stimulation device arranged to receive a control signal from said electronics and to provide stimuli to a nasal philtre or a human nasopharynx. The electronics generate the control signal in dependence on the breathing signal and the system has a holding device for attaching the stimulation device to the nose.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2009Date of Patent: December 16, 2014Assignee: NasoPhlex B.V.Inventor: Gerrit Johannis De Vos
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Patent number: 8781575Abstract: A method for providing a resuscitating treatment of a human being, which has the following actions sensing human muscle activity, human breathing activity, human neural activity or human cerebral activity, determining whether the human being is in a state of developing apnoea by a processing unit based on the sensing, provoking an induced aspiration reflex by a resuscitating stimulation of a respiratory area of a human brain stem by providing a stimulus with a stimulation device to a location distant from the respiratory area of the human brain stem upon the processing unit determining the state of developing apnoea, the location being a nasal filter of the human being or a nasopharyngeal area of the human being.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2013Date of Patent: July 15, 2014Assignee: NasoPhlex B.V.Inventors: Gerrit Johannis de Vos, Zoltán Tomori
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Patent number: 8768457Abstract: A method for providing a resuscitating treatment of a human being, which has the following actions sensing human muscle activity, human breathing activity, human neural activity or human cerebral activity, determining whether the human being is in a state of developing apnoea by a processing unit based on the sensing, provoking an induced aspiration reflex by a resuscitating stimulation of a respiratory area of a human brain stem by providing a stimulus with a stimulation device to a location distant from the respiratory area of the human brain stem upon the processing unit determining the state of developing apnoea, the location being a nasal filter of the human being or a nasopharyngeal area of the human being.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2013Date of Patent: July 1, 2014Assignee: NasoPhlex B.V.Inventors: Gerrit Johannis de Vos, Zoltán Tomori
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Patent number: 8639343Abstract: An electronic stimulation system to be worn in, behind or on a human ear having a casing; a detection device to sense breathing activity from a human being and to generate a detection signal; electronics within the casing and having a controller connected to the detection device to process the detection signal and generate a control signal when the controller has determined that the human being is in a state of developing apnoea; a stimulation device to receive the control signal from the electronics and to provide stimuli to one or more points of the human ear; wherein when the electronic stimulation system is worn in, behind or on the human ear, the stimulation device is pushed against a predetermined portion of the human ear.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2009Date of Patent: January 28, 2014Assignee: NasoPhlex B.V.Inventor: Gerrit Johannis De Vos
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Publication number: 20140025034Abstract: A method for providing a resuscitating treatment of a human being, which has the following actions sensing human muscle activity, human breathing activity, human neural activity or human cerebral activity, determining whether the human being is in a state of developing apnoea by a processing unit based on the sensing, provoking an induced aspiration reflex by a resuscitating stimulation of a respiratory area of a human brain stem by providing a stimulus with a stimulation device to a location distant from the respiratory area of the human brain stem upon the processing unit determining the state of developing apnoea, the location being a nasal filter of the human being or a nasopharyngeal area of the human being.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2013Publication date: January 23, 2014Applicant: NasoPhlex B.V.Inventors: Gerrit Johannis de Vos, Zoltán Tomori
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Publication number: 20140024976Abstract: A method for providing a resuscitating treatment of a human being, which has the following actions sensing human muscle activity, human breathing activity, human neural activity or human cerebral activity, determining whether the human being is in a state of developing apnoea by a processing unit based on the sensing, provoking an induced aspiration reflex by a resuscitating stimulation of a respiratory area of a human brain stem by providing a stimulus with a stimulation device to a location distant from the respiratory area of the human brain stem upon the processing unit determining the state of developing apnoea, the location being a nasal filter of the human being or a nasopharyngeal area of the human being.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2013Publication date: January 23, 2014Applicant: NasoPhlex B.V.Inventors: Gerrit Johannis de Vos, Zoltán Tomori
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Patent number: 8532761Abstract: The invention relates to a resuscitation device for humans. The resuscitation device is designed to provide resuscitating stimulation of the respiratory area of the human brain stem, preferably from a location distant from said respiratory area. The invention further relates to a method for providing a resuscitating treatment to a human. Parameters are measured by a number of sensor means and processed by a processing means for providing a response by a number of stimulation means. The stimulation means are electrical, mechanical or chemical stimulation means.Type: GrantFiled: December 15, 2006Date of Patent: September 10, 2013Assignee: Nasophlex B.V.Inventors: Gerrit Johannis de Vos, Zoltán Tomori
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Publication number: 20110313481Abstract: An electronic stimulation system has ?a casing (11); electronics (12) inside the casing (11) a first detector (16(1)) arranged to sense whether a human being is breathing or not, a stimulation device (17) arranged to receive a control signal from said electronics (12) and to provide stimuli to a nasal philtre or a human nasopharynx. The electronics (12) generate the control signal in dependence on the breathing signal and the system has a holding device for attaching the stimulation device to the nose.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2009Publication date: December 22, 2011Applicant: NASOPHLEX B.V.Inventor: Gerrit Johannis De Vos
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Publication number: 20110166619Abstract: An electronic stimulation system to be worn in, behind or on a human ear having a casing; a detection device to sense breathing activity from a human being and to generate a detection signal; electronics within the casing and having a controller connected to the detection device to process the detection signal and generate a control signal when the controller has determined that the human being is in a state of developing apnoea; a stimulation device to receive the control signal from the electronics and to provide stimuli to one or more points of the human ear; wherein when the electronic stimulation system is worn in, behind or on the human ear, the stimulation device is pushed against a predetermined portion of the human ear.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2009Publication date: July 7, 2011Applicant: NASOPHLEX B.VInventor: Gerrit Johannis de Vos
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Publication number: 20100042179Abstract: The invention relates to a resuscitation device for humans. The resuscitation device is designed to provide resuscitating stimulation of the respiratory area of the human brain stem, preferably from a location distant from said respiratory area. The invention further relates to a method for providing a rescuscitating treatment to a human. Parameters are measured by a number of sensor means and processed by a processing means for providing a response by a number of stimulation means. The stimulation means are electrical, mechanical or chemical stimulation means.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 15, 2006Publication date: February 18, 2010Applicant: NASOPHLEX B.V.Inventors: Gerrit Johannis de Vos, Zoltán Tomori