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US006543449B1 (12) United States Patent (16) Patent N6.= US 6,543,449 B1 W00dring et al. (45) Date of Patent: Apr. 8, 2003 (54) MEDICAL VENTILATOR 4,637,385 A * 1/1987 RusZ ................... .. 128/204.21 4,867,152 A * 9/1989 K011 e161. ........... .. 128/204.21 Inventors: Paul I4I woodring, Del Mar, A * ViCeIlZi et al. . . . . . . . .. Gardner J. Kimm, Carlsbad, CA (US); 2732798; 2 31338 gobayashi 6‘ a1- ~~~~ ~1‘2‘213/52/(1y9‘92-i , , 1 1n ................... .. . Rob?" Listephenson’ Carlsbad’ CA 5,117,819 A * 6/1992 SCIEVidiO et al. ..... .. 128/204.18 (US), David R. Rogers, Solana Beach, 5 211 170 A 5/1993 P 128 _ _ , , ress ................... .. /204.18 CAGE); Donald J- N°Vk°V> Enclmtas’ 5,231,981 A 8/1993 Schreiber et al. 128/205.23 CA(US); Rebecca A- Mabry, Rancho 5,320,489 A 6/1994 McKenna .............. .. 415/208.3 Santo Margarita, CA (US); Steve 5,495,077 A 2/1996 Miller et al. Harrington, Cardiff, CA (US) 5,537,997 A 7/1996 Mechlenburg et al. 5,660,171 A 8/1997 Kimm et al. (73) Assignee: Respironics, Inc. 5,678,539 A 10/1997 Schubert et al. ..... .. 128/204.21 5,694,926 A 12/1997 DeVries et al. ( * ) Notice: Subject to any disclaimer, the term of this patent is extended or adjusted under 35 FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS U.S.C. 154(b) by 0 days. W0 WO 98/41267 9/1998 W0 WO 98/41269 9/1998 . W0 W0 98/41270 9/1998 (21) Appl' NO" 09/156’463 W0 W0 98/41271 9/1998 (22) Filed: Sep. 18, 1998 , Cited by examiner Related U-S- Application Data Primary Examiner—Aaron J. LeWis (60) Provisional application No. 60/059,676, ?led on Sep. 19, (74) Attorney) Agent) Or Firm_TrOutman Sanders LLP; 1997' Gerald R. Boss; Ryan A. Schneider (51) Int. Cl.7 ............................................. .. A61M 16/00 (52) US. Cl. .......................... .. 128/204.18; 128/204.21; (57) ABSTRACT 128/205-23 A ventilatory system Which may be operated in an invasive (58) Field of Search ..................... .. 128/204.18, 204.21, and a non-invasive mode is provided utilizing a graphical 128/20423, 205.23 user interface for presenting only those controlled param eters utiliZed for that speci?c mode of operation. Volume and (56) References Cited pressure ventilatory support parameters are included for U S PATENT DOCUMENTS invasive ventilation and non-invasive ventilation control ' ' parameters are provided for non-invasive ventilatory assis 3,250,458 A 5/1966 Caldwell .................. .. 230/129 tance. The graphical user interface enables an operator to 3,676,013 A 7/1972 Albertson - - - - - - - - - - -- 415/128 select the desired mode of operation Wherein only those 3,976,064 A * 8/1976 Wood et a1~ ~~ 128/204~21 parameters related to that speci?c mode of operation are 2 i g0)‘ cf ali ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ presented. Furthermore, a bloWer is provided for providing , , oemg e a. . . ~ ~ ~ - 4,345,612 A * 8/1982 KOIli et al. 128/204.21 to the Vennlator enabhng the Vennlator to be 4,380,233 A * 4/1983 Caillot . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 128/204.21 ' 4,579,115 A * 4/1986 Wallroth et al. 128/204.21 4,584,996 A * 4/1986 Blum .................. .. 128/20421 29 Claims, 20 Drawing Sheets ,20 o o o o o o o I o o a o 0 WW Alum All/m M. :61." @ mums - M." 8 Mmnw M M. 26 24

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US006543449B1

(12) United States Patent (16) Patent N6.= US 6,543,449 B1 W00dring et al. (45) Date of Patent: Apr. 8, 2003

(54) MEDICAL VENTILATOR 4,637,385 A * 1/1987 RusZ ................... .. 128/204.21 4,867,152 A * 9/1989 K011 e161. ........... .. 128/204.21

Inventors: Paul I4I woodring, Del Mar, A * ViCeIlZi et al. . . . . . . . .. Gardner J. Kimm, Carlsbad, CA (US); 2732798; 2 31338 gobayashi 6‘ a1- ~~~~ ~1‘2‘213/52/(1y9‘92-i , , 1 1n ................... .. .

Rob?" Listephenson’ Carlsbad’ CA 5,117,819 A * 6/1992 SCIEVidiO et al. ..... .. 128/204.18 (US), David R. Rogers, Solana Beach, 5 211 170 A 5/1993 P 128

_ _ , , ress ................... .. /204.18

CAGE); Donald J- N°Vk°V> Enclmtas’ 5,231,981 A 8/1993 Schreiber et al. 128/205.23 CA(US); Rebecca A- Mabry, Rancho 5,320,489 A 6/1994 McKenna .............. .. 415/208.3 Santo Margarita, CA (US); Steve 5,495,077 A 2/1996 Miller et al. Harrington, Cardiff, CA (US) 5,537,997 A 7/1996 Mechlenburg et al.

5,660,171 A 8/1997 Kimm et al. (73) Assignee: Respironics, Inc. 5,678,539 A 10/1997 Schubert et al. ..... .. 128/204.21

5,694,926 A 12/1997 DeVries et al. ( * ) Notice: Subject to any disclaimer, the term of this

patent is extended or adjusted under 35 FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS

U.S.C. 154(b) by 0 days. W0 WO 98/41267 9/1998 W0 WO 98/41269 9/1998

. W0 W0 98/41270 9/1998 (21) Appl' NO" 09/156’463 W0 W0 98/41271 9/1998

(22) Filed: Sep. 18, 1998 , Cited by examiner

Related U-S- Application Data Primary Examiner—Aaron J. LeWis (60) Provisional application No. 60/059,676, ?led on Sep. 19, (74) Attorney) Agent) Or Firm_TrOutman Sanders LLP;

1997' Gerald R. Boss; Ryan A. Schneider (51) Int. Cl.7 ............................................. .. A61M 16/00 (52) US. Cl. .......................... .. 128/204.18; 128/204.21; (57) ABSTRACT

128/205-23 A ventilatory system Which may be operated in an invasive (58) Field of Search ..................... .. 128/204.18, 204.21, and a non-invasive mode is provided utilizing a graphical

128/20423, 205.23 user interface for presenting only those controlled param eters utiliZed for that speci?c mode of operation. Volume and

(56) References Cited pressure ventilatory support parameters are included for U S PATENT DOCUMENTS invasive ventilation and non-invasive ventilation control

' ' parameters are provided for non-invasive ventilatory assis

3,250,458 A 5/1966 Caldwell .................. .. 230/129 tance. The graphical user interface enables an operator to 3,676,013 A 7/1972 Albertson - - - - - - - - - - -- 415/128 select the desired mode of operation Wherein only those

3,976,064 A * 8/1976 Wood et a1~ ~~ 128/204~21 parameters related to that speci?c mode of operation are

2 i g0)‘ cf ali ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ presented. Furthermore, a bloWer is provided for providing , , oemg e a. . . ~ ~ ~ -

4,345,612 A * 8/1982 KOIli et al. 128/204.21 to the Vennlator enabhng the Vennlator to be

4,380,233 A * 4/1983 Caillot . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 128/204.21 '

4,579,115 A * 4/1986 Wallroth et al. 128/204.21 4,584,996 A * 4/1986 Blum .................. .. 128/20421 29 Claims, 20 Drawing Sheets

,20

o o o o o o o I o o a o 0 WW Alum All/m M. :61." @ mums - M."

8 Mmnw M M.

26 24

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Setting ?ange Units Ventilation Type Volume. Pressure, none

Non-invasive Mode (Volume Ventilation) A/C. SIMV. CPAP none Mode (Pressure Control Ventilation) A/C, SlMV, CPAP none Mode (Noninvasive Ventilation) Spent/Timed, Spont none Apnea Interval 10 - 60 seconds

Apnea Rate 1 - 80 Bpm Wave Form Square, Ramp none Peak Flow 3 - 140 Lpm Tidal Volume 50 - 2500 ml

Respiratory Rate 1 - 80 Bpm Plateau 0.0 - 2.0 seconds

Pressure Sensitivity 0.1 - 20.0 cmH2O E-Trigger 10 - 45 % Peak Flow PEEP/CPAP 0 - 35 cmH20

Pressure Support (PSV) O - 100 cmH20 Risetime 0.1 to 0.9 seconds 02% 21 - 100 % Oxygen

lPAP 2 - 35 cmH20 EPAP 2 - 25 cmH20 l-Time .1 to 9.9 seconds Pressure Control 5 to 100 cmH20 Patient Type Adult, Pediatric

FIG 22

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Monitor “Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure-Assist/Control

2”’ FIG 23

Monitor Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure - Assist/Control H 10:05 AM

Vdume Pressure I Noninvasive I] Alarms LA/C ill SIMV [tcPAP | Q 19 —->

[1 Rate 1 12 W 02 J 21 92° [TidalVolumel5OO mL Plateau [0.0 gm

Peak Flow 1 30 W Apnea Rate I 12 ILPM

H.’ r O cmHzO _PatjegltPDa7tg8 crnH2O Mend In PSV “H2O 1922x120 Assist 0 ‘4MP

VE 811 L

“ l-Trigger 1 2,0 “H2O Vt 394 mL Plateau _

“t E-Trigger J 25 % :jppfn l Rise-Time l 0.1 Sec Expligle

-20

FIG 24

Volume / Presstfe I Ng/nlnvasive/ J1 / Alarms 193 I 7 I I I

NC HLSIMV I CPAP [\WH | k 4 Active 1,192 120 194

Rate I 12 am 02 1 21 % _//

Tidal Volume 1500 m Ptateau 1 0.0 w _/,196 Peak Flow l 30 W Apnea Rate 12 PM —

PEEP I 0 —Pat1ent Data “H2O P1P 7248 cmH2O Mand

Psv I 0 MAP 108 cmH2O PmH2O RR 13 BPM Assist '

_ VE 81.1 L _<]H'P l-Trtgger l 2,0 ammo vt 394 mL Plateau _ )208

E-Trigger 25 0 Support '/ ' l _ A Spont

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Volume Pressure

—~120 I No slmvjFcPAp | | Rate l 12 8PM

I“ Tidal Volume I 500 m I H Peak Flow [ 30 W "Crease

ll PEEP l 0 MO 128% _ [L PSV I O cmH2O Decrease

‘ll l-Trigger I 20 OM20 H E-Trigger I 25 %

Risemme 1 0-1 see Cancel Accept H 20

Monitor [Patient Data

FIG 25 f 209

Volume _‘ Pressure I Nonlnvasivgl ] Alarms . Volume Control '

lHHlgh Pressure] 35 mm NarmsActive _120 — Settjn s ——— -

'1 Low Pressure 3 crnH2O Rateg 12 BPM _ Vt 600 l.

I 0/002 21 % _ cmHzO PEEP O cmH20

I~Tngger 2.0 cmH20 - Low Vt Mand l O '"L ~Patient Data——— Mend *

PIP 332 H2O - LOWVtSpOHt l 0 mL 53520 Assist _QH|P - VE 86.7 L Plateau a

High Rate I 150 BPM Vt 649 mL Support ~

Low vE 1 1,00 L Spont - Exhale (lb ' 20

I Apnea I 20 Sec ‘

Monitor I Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure - Assist/Control1I1 0:08 AMJ

FIG 26

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212

214

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‘ Volume I Pressure Nonlnvasg I Alarms | NC I" SIMV ?cPAP l] .3 Active

l Rate I 12 W 02 L21 % _12o Pressure I 20 mL Apnea Rate 1 12 PM *

l-Time 1 ‘L0 ~PatientData——— H PEEP I O M‘iiii 2%2

“H2O 6E 811.? ?PM Manci - ‘m PSV I O cmH2O v‘ 394 mL Assist 9 ‘QHIP

ll "Trigger I 2-0 CW0 Plateau _

m E-Trigger l 25 0/ support me Spom

H I [Sec Exha|e A 20

Monitor Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure - Assist/Control I 9:59 AM

FIG 27

Monitor Patient Data I[Active Mode: Pressure-Assist/Control 11:11AM

[209 Volume I Pressure ] Noninvasive? I Alarms _ Activate

lnHigh Pressure I 35 “1H2 0 Volume Control #120

“Low Pressurej 3 mm w seglaggs 1;; _ VI 600 me _

[l Low PEEP I 0 MKS/5V2“ glib/fl” - cmHzO PEEP O crnH2O _

[LOW Mandi O L l Trigger 240 cmH2O _ I "‘ —Patient Data—‘— Mend -

PllP 78.9 crnH2O - “Lowvtspont l 0 mL MAP 63.4 cmH2o Assist <1HiP

RR 32 BPM Plat - VE 68.6 L eau _

H Hlgh Rate I 150 m W 330 m5 Support _

I" LowVE I 100 L 8mm Exhale (I) ‘

Apnea l 20 sec ‘ 20

FIG 28

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1 Volume 1 Pressure Noninvasive I Alarms Press C trol

i Apnea I 20 320 “High Pressure 35 WHO 1" Settings ~ _

; Rate 12 BPM _

“Low Pressure l 3 “H2O Nixie 8 Elmo _ 0/002 21 % PEEP 0 cm i H Low I 0 cmH2O i-Tn'gger 2.0 cmtgig —

Low vi Mand ~Patient Data — - H I 0 mL PIP 105 crni-i2O Mend - H Low VtSpont I 0 MS: is): $82520 Assist _<iHIP

' ‘"L VE 17.7 L Plateau

Iii High Rate 1 150 W W 34 ml Support ~

H Low VE l 1,00 Spont i L Exhale (D 20

i HlghvE I 60.0 L -

Monitor I Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure-Assisi/Control | 10:08AM

226\ Volume’ ] Pressure 1 Noninvasive Alarms 55f?‘ Spont/T LSpont i mi Active

_ Rate I 12 W 02 l 21 / _120 232 _

EPAP 1 5 Apnea Rate I 12 PM cmH2O ‘

‘PAP L 5 ePatlent Data -— m; Mill: are

. RR 13

238 l-Time J 1.0 Sec VE 81.1 EPM Mand -

Rise-Tim l 0 5 Vt 394 mL Assist 6 a 240 e ' Sec Plateau —

_ ' s 242 i Trigger [ 3_() W uppori I Spont

E'Tr'gger L 25 0/c Exhale A" 20

Monitor I Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure-Assist/Contmi 10:03AM ll

FIG 30

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Volume '1 Pressure I Noninvasive Alarms Noninvasive Control 120

“Low Pressure 1 3 Alarms Act’ve - “H2O — Settings _

I Rate 12 BPM

‘1 LOW I O IPAP 6 cmH2O ml- EPAP 6 crnH2O

%02 21 % i-Tirne 1.0 See

LOW Vt 1 O L i-Trigger 3.0 LPM m

—Patient Data "*

'9 a e 150 BPM MAP 63.4 cmH2O Assist _ RR 32 BPM VE 68.6 L Plateau _

In Low VE l L Vt 330 mL Support ‘ - _

Spont w _

Exh | v.4 H Apnea I 20 Sec 89 ®_2O

Monitor IJPatient Data lpicuve Mode: Pressure-Assist/Controi ‘10:09AM

FIG 3/! 244

f

Voiume I Pressure Noninvasive Alarms —Pressure —— ~Voiume ———~——- Rate 120

PiP Tidal Vol Spont Rate _ I

33.2 549 7.4 " cmH2O rnL BPM '

MAP SpontVE Rate

54.0 61.1 88 cmH2O L 8PM

End Exp Totai VE F/Vt Mand "

-6.8 86.7 346 Assisi ?HIP °mH2O L Plateau 4

Plateau %O2 i:E Ratio Support

33.4 97.5 2.011 Spent _

CmH2O 3c 5].. Exhaie (D _ 20

Monitor 1Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure-Assist/Controi [I 11:14AM

‘2" FIG 32

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/ 246

Volume I] Pressure I Noninvasive Alarms P Patient Data — —Setl1'ngs _ _12O

Tidal Vol Rate Peak Flow _

549 1 2 30 “ mL BPM LPM

Rate Tidal Volume PEEP

88 500 0 - 5PM m_ cmHZé _

Total VE %o2 Mam “

86.7 21 Assist _4H|P '- % Plateau _

PIP Support 1

33.2 Spam 5 cmH2O q

Exhale (I) _ 20

MOi'iitOf Patient Data Active Mode: Pressure - Assist/Control 11:14 AM

246 f

‘H Volume I Pressure I Noninvasive Alarms — Patient Data — —Setti ngs _ _12O

Tidal Vol Rate l-Time _

394 1 2 l 1.0 - mL BPM Sec

Rate Pressure PEEP

13 20 J o 5PM cmH2U cmH20

Total VE %O2 Mand -

81.1 21 Assist 9 'KJHiP

pip L % Plateau

72.8 SUPPO" cmH2O Spont

Exhale

Monitor mPatient Data ILActlve Mode: Pressure - Assist/Control I 11:14 AM

FIG 34

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