MEDICAL RESPIRATORY DEVICES

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
BO-OST PERFORMANCE	SOMNIFIX INTERNATIONAL	1140 Varnum Street NE, Suite 208B Washington DC 20017	Medical respiratory devices, namely, strips placed over the mouth to restrict airflow and encourage nasal breathing, for use in physical fitness and body training;
TIMETER	Allied Healthcare Products, Inc.	1720 Sublette Avenue St. Louis MO 63110	medical respiratory devices;, namely, flowmeters, [ spirometry testing systems consisting of spirometer, sensors, printer, and a carrying case, ] oxygen timers, air compressors, [ pressure regulators, pressure regulator guards, oxygen cylinder carts and stands, ] vacuum regulators, oxygen and air flow meters, [ oxygen concentrators, electronic nebulizers, humidifiers, ] mist tents, dryers for use with respiratory equipment, respiratory equipment parts and calibration equipment for the aforementioned;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A system and method for monitoring respiration including sensing a signal that varies with respiration, deriving a respiration parameter, applying criteria for detecting a respiration disturbance and determining one or more respiratory disturbance metrics. The system preferably includes an implantable sensor with an associated implantable medical device such that chronic respiration monitoring is possible. The implantable medical device may execute methods for detecting and measuring respiratory disturbances or may store data to be transferred to an external device for detecting and measuring respiratory disturbances. Respiratory disturbance detection may trigger a responsive action such as physiological data storage, a change in therapy delivery, or a clinician warning. Assessment of cardiac function may be made based on metrics of respiratory disturbances or a measure of circulatory delay time following detection of a respiratory disturbance.