Abstract: A cough apparatus comprises a blower with a suction opening, a blow-out opening, a drive motor, and a rotor coupled to the drive motor for conveying a gas from the suction opening to the blow-out opening depending on a motor speed; a pressure port; a patient port; a connection channel connecting the pressure port to the patient port; a coupling device switchable between an insufflation position and an exsufflation position; a pressure sensor designed to detect a pressure applied at the patient port and to generate a pressure signal indicating the detected pressure; and a control device for controlling an operation of the cough apparatus and being designed to carry out the method specified in the claims.

Abstract: The invention relates to a ventilator comprising a gas source, at least one gas path and a patient conduit and at least two valves, each of the valves having at least indirectly a port for the surrounding air and each of the valves being at least temporarily connected to the gas source and/or the patient conduit so as to conduct gas.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a respiratory therapy system having two respiratory therapy devices operable separately and independently of one another. The respiratory therapy devices each have a control unit and each have a device component controllable by means of the control unit for providing a device function. In this case, a coupling unit is provided for establishing an operational connection between the respiratory therapy devices. The coupling unit is designed for the purpose of controlling the control units of the respiratory therapy devices when the operational connection is established.

Abstract: A device for respiratory therapy of a patient comprises a respiratory gas source for specifying different respiratory gas parameters, comprising at least one control unit, and comprising a signal unit for outputting at least one signal. The at least one signal is used for signaling changing respiratory gas parameters and is sensorially perceptible by the patient.

Abstract: System having at least one therapy device for performing a therapy and at least one hose system for the gas-conducting connection between the therapy device and a patient. The therapy device includes a source for gas for generating an overpressure and/or a drain for gas for generating a negative pressure to at least temporarily provide an overpressure and/or negative pressure to the hose system. The system furthermore comprises a control unit, a user interface, a memory, and a sensor, and the control unit includes at least one of the mechanisms therapy start mechanism, therapy reminder mechanism, therapy repetition mechanism, each of the mechanisms being based on user actions, patient data, and/or therapy data.

Abstract: The invention relates to a ventilator comprising a gas source, at least one gas path and a patient conduit and at least two valves, each of the valves having at least indirectly a port for the surrounding air and each of the valves being at least temporarily connected to the gas source and/or the patient conduit so as to conduct gas.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a respiratory therapy device (1) for producing a breathable air stream for carrying out respiratory therapy, comprising a housing system (2) for housing device components. The housing system (2) comprises two mounting surfaces (12, 22) so that the respiratory therapy device (1) can be mounted and operated as intended in two mounting positions (3, 4). The invention also relates to a coupling system (200) for coupling at least two respiratory therapy devices (1), as well as to an apparatus comprising said coupling system (200), and to a coupling system (200) for receiving a respiratory therapy device (1).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a respiratory therapy system having two respiratory therapy devices operable separately and independently of one another. The respiratory therapy devices each have a control unit and each have a device component controllable by means of the control unit for providing a device function. In this case, a coupling unit is provided for establishing an operational connection between the respiratory therapy devices. The coupling unit is designed for the purpose of controlling the control units of the respiratory therapy devices when the operational connection is established.