Abstract: Various embodiments are described herein that relate to visual tools for specifying the setups and data models preferred by a medical professional (e.g., a surgeon) within an operating room. These visual tools can be incorporated into a system which provides various technical benefits, such as ensuring that users are given access to time sensitive information even when their computer(s) is/are offline. In this way, the disclosed technology can address specific technical issues which arise in the context of surgery, including that many operating rooms have little or no network connectivity which could allow potentially vital information specified using visual tools to be accessed.

Abstract: This device is a facial seal containing an internal bladder that is filled or pressurized with a quick set compound while on the face of the patient. The quick set compound conforms to the face of the wearer while in the seal itself, resulting in a better, substantially leakproof, fit. This is critical in applications where breathing gases are being supplied to the patient at greater than air pressure. One such application involves inflating the airway for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea.