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WO2007033271A1
WO2007033271A1 PCT/US2006/035719 US2006035719W WO2007033271A1 WO 2007033271 A1 WO2007033271 A1 WO 2007033271A1 US 2006035719 W US2006035719 W US 2006035719W WO 2007033271 A1 WO2007033271 A1 WO 2007033271A1
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William P. Wiesmann
Loland Alex Pranger
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  • FIG. 1 is a schematic of the portable, closed loop ventilator system. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS
  • the present invention is directed to a closed-loop, self-contained portable ventilator that is utilized in far-forward and hospital environments.
  • a primary purpose of the present invention is to protect the medical personnel treating a patient from an exposure to dangerous substances that the patient may have been exposed to.
  • the closed loop system is an automated operation based on the ventilator system behavior and not based on user input. In this manner, the ventilator of the present system can optimize use of tanked air (oxygen or medical grade air mixtures).
  • the closed loop airway system operates at a higher pressure than ambient, thereby reducing operational stresses on the compressors/pumps utilized in the ventilator.
  • the self-contained ventilator is a device that is capable of operating external gas supplies while not requiring any other items to operate. While external power could be used, internal battery and/or pneumatic power would be sufficient for a duration of operation.
  • the ventilator of the present invention features a "no vent" mechanism where the ventilator does not vent patient exhaled air to the environment.
  • This embodiment of the present invention is particularly beneficial when the ventilator is utilized in environments where biological, chemical or nuclear exposure is suspected, thereby protecting caregivers from secondary exposure.
  • the exhaled air from the patient is not only analyzed after being exhaled (used to measure the effectiveness of ventilator) but is also recirculated and redelivered to the patient after removing substances harmful to the patient (at least CO 2 ).
  • the present invention may utilize a NBC filter and additional sources of oxygen and anesthesia from a tanked or other gas source (i.e. an oxygen concentrator system) may be utilized when the recirculated/redelivered fluid is deficient of the necessary components.
  • the ventilator of the present invention operates to keep small amounts of positive pressure in the patient's lungs on the exhalation phase, rather then returning to ambient pressure. Medical studies suggest that this feature provides beneficial ventilatory effects on the patient.
  • the present invention utilizes a microprocessor/microcontroller system MP that operates the overall delivery and operation of the ventilator.
  • the device as shown in figure 1, includes an oxygen source Ia and anesthesia source Ib. Oxygen and/or anesthesia are delivered separately into mixing chamber 2 and mixed in a desired proportion based on patient P needs.
  • Patient need is determined by keeping the fluid (gas) pressure within an acceptable limit (typically 1 psig, however higher for COPD patients), the per- breath volume within an acceptable range (typically 800 ml for an otherwise healthy adult, more for larger people, less for children and infants, etc.), and acceptable rate (typically 12 beats per minute, BPM), and acceptable maximum CO 2 concentration (typically 0.5%).
  • an acceptable limit typically 1 psig, however higher for COPD patients
  • the per- breath volume typically 800 ml for an otherwise healthy adult, more for larger people, less for children and infants, etc.
  • acceptable rate typically 12 beats per minute, BPM
  • acceptable maximum CO 2 concentration typically 0.5%).
  • the CO 2 maximum concentration can be expressed as a partial pressure of CO 2 and the O 2 concentration is above a minimum threshold (typically, 20%).
  • the desired oxygen concentration may be higher if the patient exhibits symptoms of shock.
  • the goal of increased oxygen concentration is to establish that a patient's oxygen saturation, as measured by a pulse oximeter or equivalent, or by blood gas measurements, is above a threshold (typically 98%, ideally 100%); thus the inclusion of a pulse oximeter sensor to the system for the purpose of CONTROL of oxygen delivery is desirable.
  • Anesthesia is determined by the amount of exhaled anesthesia measured in the patient's exhaled air.
  • oxygen from source Ia and/or anesthesia from source Ib can be individually delivered into mixing chamber 2, as determined by patient P needs.
  • Electronic, mechanical or pneumatic valves are used to control the (on/off) status of delivered fluid (gas) and/or the amount of gas (flow rate) that will be delivered.
  • Gas may be introduced by means of regulated flow (a valve opened a proportional amount based on need) or by pulsed flow (the valve opens then closes at regular or irregular intervals) necessary to achieve the overall required gas concentrations.
  • the microprocessor MP determines the amount of gas to add to the system based upon mathematical functions used to determine how much of that gas remains in the recirculation loop following delivery to the patient and how much of the tanked source must be added to achieve the desired system concentration.
  • the mixed or single gas is then transferred from the mixing chamber 2 into one of a plurality of compressors 3.
  • a preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes two compressors, 3a and 3b. Once compressed, the fluid leaves the compressors 3 and is monitored through a plurality of sensors 4 to determine concentrations of various components.
  • an anesthesia sensor 4a monitors their respective components of the fluid.
  • the sensors 4a, 4b and 4c may be optical or chemical sensors. Specialized sensors are smaller and generally less expensive to implement.
  • the present invention can also utilize a spectrum analyzer (not shown) as a substitute for sensors 4a, 4b and 4c to ascertain the concentrations of each of these gasses (and others to be determined - such as chemical exposures) with a single device, as opposed to specialized sensors.
  • the spectrum analyzer requires processing time to compare the acquired spectrum against a database of known species absorbencies to determine which species and what the relative concentrations are.
  • sensors 7 monitor fluid characteristics.
  • sensors 7 include a second anesthesia sensor 7a, a second carbon dioxide sensor 7b and a second oxygen sensor 7c.
  • the sensors may be chemical or optical sensors discussed above.
  • the sensors 7a, 7b and 7c may be replaced by a spectrum analyzer (not shown) as also discussed above.
  • the fluid meets the necessary requirements, it is then passed through the mixing chamber 2, the compressors 3, the first sensors 4 and through the flutter valve 5 to the patient. If the fluid does not meet the necessary requirements, it is again diverted through scrubber 6 and second sensors 7 until the necessary requirements are met.
  • the ventilator of the present invention is closed loop, unless pressure is increased, a volume of air equivalent to that added from the O 2 source Ia and anesthesia source Ib, minus that removed by the CO 2 scrubber 6, needs to be removed from the closed loop system. Nominally, this can be accomplished by an additional microprocessor controlled or pressure relief valve (not shown) or a pump (not shown) pulling air from the system.
  • an additional microprocessor controlled or pressure relief valve not shown
  • a pump not shown
  • exhaled air/discharged air when an NBC exposure is suspected, must be captured in an air reservoir (not shown).
  • This reservoir can be either an expanding container and/or a pressure vessel of some sort. If a pressure vessel is used, a pump or compressor will be required to remove air from the close loop system and move it to the pressure vessel, as a valve will be insufficient.
  • the present invention may include pressure sensors (not shown) to detect blockages and prevent over inflating the patient.
  • Flow sensors may be used to verify that sufficient air is delivered to the patient.
  • the CO 2 sensors 4b and 7b may be used to verify that dangerous levels of CO 2 were not delivered to the patient.
  • O 2 sensors 4c and 7c may be used to ensure that minimum sustainable levels of oxygen are delivered to the patient.
  • sensors 4b, 4c, 7b and 7c can be utilized to detect whether patient exhaled air has increased concentrations of CO 2 to indicate whether there is a failure in the patient circuit setup, or patient expiration.

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L'invention concerne un ventilateur en boucle fermée, portatif et autonome (1), utilisé dans des postes avancés et des antennes médicales. Le but premier de l'invention est de protéger le personnel médical traitant un patient (P) de l'exposition à des substances dangereuses auxquelles le patient (P) a été lui-même exposé.
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