JPS6357060A - Inhalator - Google Patents
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Abstract
(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。(57) [Abstract] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
(イ)産業上の利用分野
この発明は、呼気と吸気のサイクルに合わせて自動的に
霧化作用を制御し得る吸入器に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to an inhaler that can automatically control the atomization effect in accordance with the exhalation and inhalation cycles.
(ロ)従来の技術
従来の吸入器には、例えば超音波振動子を含む霧化手段
、霧化すべき薬液を溜める薬液ボトル、薬液ボトルの薬
液を霧化手段に導くノズル等を備え、電源スィッチをオ
ンすると、霧化手段での霧化作用を連続的に行う超音波
吸入器がある。(B) Prior Art Conventional inhalers are equipped with, for example, an atomizing means including an ultrasonic vibrator, a drug bottle for storing a drug solution to be atomized, a nozzle for guiding the drug solution in the drug bottle to the atomizer, and the like, and are equipped with a power switch. There are some ultrasonic inhalers that perform continuous atomization with the atomization means when turned on.
一方、呼吸に合わせて霧化を行うものとして、間欠陽圧
呼吸装置(I PPB装置)がある。このI PPB装
置は、患者の自発的な吸気・意図に感応して機械が作動
し、吸気時に陽圧を加えることによって補助呼吸をさせ
るものであり、ネプライザと併用してエロゾール療法を
行うこともできるものである。On the other hand, there is an intermittent positive pressure breathing apparatus (IPPB apparatus) that performs atomization in accordance with breathing. This IPPB device operates in response to the patient's voluntary inspiration and intention, and provides assisted breathing by applying positive pressure during inspiration, and can also be used in conjunction with a nebulizer to perform aerosol therapy. It is possible.
(ハ)発明が解決しようとする問題点
従来の上記超音波吸入器等は、電源スイ・ソチを投入す
ると、連続的に霧化を行うものであるから、呼気・吸気
時のいずれの場合でも霧化が行われるため、呼気時の霧
化が大気中に散乱してしまい、霧化薬液の約半分が無駄
になるという問題があった。(C) Problems to be Solved by the Invention The conventional ultrasonic inhaler etc. performs atomization continuously when the power switch is turned on, so it does not matter whether the device is exhaling or inhaling. Since atomization is performed, there is a problem in that the atomization during exhalation is scattered into the atmosphere, and about half of the atomized drug solution is wasted.
一方、IPPB装置を用いて、呼吸に合わせて霧化を行
うことは可能であるが、この場合、マスクやマウスピー
ス等を用いて人体とIPPB装匝の装置をなさねばなら
ず、この接続部から空気が漏れないようにする必要があ
り、家庭等において使用する吸入器に兼用するには、使
用しづらいという問題があった。On the other hand, it is possible to perform atomization in synchronization with breathing using an IPPB device, but in this case, the human body and the IPPB container must be connected using a mask, mouthpiece, etc. It is necessary to prevent air from leaking from the inhaler, and there is a problem in that it is difficult to use it as an inhaler for home use.
この発明は、上記に鑑み、呼吸作用に合わせて自動的に
霧化作用を行う得る、簡易な吸入器を提供することを目
的としている。In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide a simple inhaler that can automatically perform atomization in accordance with breathing action.
(ニ)問題点を解決するための手段及び作用この発明の
吸入器は、上記問題点を解決するために、液体または固
定物質を霧化する霧化手段と、呼吸を検知する呼吸検知
手段と、この呼吸検知手段の出力により呼気か吸気かを
判別する呼気吸気判別手段と、この呼気吸気判別手段の
出力により前記霧化手段の作動を制御する霧化制御手段
とから構成されている。(d) Means and operation for solving the problems In order to solve the above problems, the inhaler of the present invention includes an atomizing means for atomizing a liquid or a fixed substance, and a breathing detection means for detecting breathing. , an expiration/intake discrimination means for discriminating whether expiration or inspiration is based on the output of the breath detection means, and atomization control means for controlling the operation of the atomization means based on the output of the expiration/intake discrimination means.
この吸入器によれば、作動開始すると、呼吸検知手段で
呼気及び吸気の呼吸作用が検知され、この呼吸検知手段
の出力により、呼気か吸気かの別が呼気吸気判別手段で
判別される。そして、この呼気と吸気の状況判別出力に
より、霧化手段の作動が制御され、つまり吸気時のみ、
吸気作用に同期して霧化作用が行われる。これにより、
呼気時に霧化作用が行われず、効率の良い霧化を行うこ
とができ、薬液の無駄な消費が避けられる。According to this inhaler, when the inhaler starts to operate, the breathing action of exhalation and inspiration is detected by the breathing detection means, and the exhalation/inhalation discrimination means determines whether it is exhalation or inspiration based on the output of the breathing detection means. Then, the operation of the atomization means is controlled based on the output for determining the state of expiration and intake, that is, only during intake.
The atomization action is performed in synchronization with the intake action. This results in
Atomization is not performed during exhalation, allowing efficient atomization and avoiding wasteful consumption of drug solution.
(ホ)実施例 以下、実施例より、この発明をさらに詳細に説明する。(e) Examples Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to Examples.
第2図は、この発明の一実施例超音波吸入器の一部切欠
断面図である。FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway sectional view of an ultrasonic inhaler according to an embodiment of the present invention.
この超音波吸入器は、略円筒状の本体1の上方に金属製
ホーンタイプの超音波振動子2が設けられると共に、こ
の超音波振動子2の霧化面(振動面)2aに、本体1上
方に配置される液ボトル3から、ノズル5を経て薬液4
が供給されるようになっており、超音波振動子2は、リ
ード線によって接続される回路基板11の駆動回路(図
示せず)により駆動される。超音波振動子2力」駆動さ
れると、霧化面2aが振動し、霧化面2aに供給された
薬液が霧化され、吸入キャップ6の開口部7を経て霧化
された液が放出されるようになっている。This ultrasonic inhaler is equipped with a metal horn-type ultrasonic vibrator 2 above a substantially cylindrical main body 1, and an atomization surface (vibration surface) 2a of this ultrasonic vibrator 2. A chemical liquid 4 is supplied from a liquid bottle 3 arranged above through a nozzle 5.
The ultrasonic transducer 2 is driven by a drive circuit (not shown) on a circuit board 11 connected by a lead wire. When the ultrasonic vibrator 2 is driven, the atomizing surface 2a vibrates, the medicinal solution supplied to the atomizing surface 2a is atomized, and the atomized liquid is released through the opening 7 of the suction cap 6. It is now possible to do so.
本体1の側面には電源スイツチボタン10が設けられて
おり、この電源スイツチボタン10を操作することによ
り、電源がオン/オフするようになっている。A power switch button 10 is provided on the side surface of the main body 1, and the power is turned on/off by operating the power switch button 10.
また、第2図、第3図に示すように、吸入キャンプ6の
開口部7の手前内壁に、呼吸検知センサ12が設けられ
、リード線13によって、回路基板11に接続されてい
る。この呼吸検知センサ12はサーミスタで構成され、
吸入作用を営む時の呼気あるいは吸気によって温度が変
化し、この開口部7の温度変化に応答して、呼気及び吸
気からなる呼吸作用を検知するものである。この呼吸検
知センサ12は、吸入キャップ6のどこに設けてもよい
。Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a respiration detection sensor 12 is provided on the inner wall in front of the opening 7 of the inhalation camp 6, and is connected to the circuit board 11 by a lead wire 13. This breathing detection sensor 12 is composed of a thermistor,
The temperature changes due to exhalation or inhalation when performing an inhalation action, and in response to this temperature change at the opening 7, the respiration action consisting of exhalation and inhalation is detected. This breath detection sensor 12 may be provided anywhere on the suction cap 6.
第1図は、実施例超音波吸入器の内部回路を示す概略ブ
ロック図である。FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing the internal circuit of the ultrasonic inhaler according to the embodiment.
この超音波吸入器は、電源回路22、呼気及び吸気によ
って温度を検出し、呼吸作用を検知する呼吸検知センサ
12、この呼吸検知センサ12からの信号により、呼気
と吸気の別を判別する呼気吸気判別回路24、さらにこ
の呼気吸気判別回路24の判別出力に応答してオン/オ
フされる駆動制御回路25、駆動側?’[11回路25
のオン/オフ信号によって発振・停止を行う霧化回路2
6とから構成されており、霧化回路26の発振あるいは
停止により、超音波振動子2の霧化面2aが振動して霧
化作用を行うとと共に、霧化回路26の動作が停止する
と、超音波振動子2の振動面2aの振動も停止するよう
になっている。This ultrasonic inhaler includes a power supply circuit 22, a respiration detection sensor 12 that detects the temperature of exhaled and inhaled air, and detects the action of respiration, and an expiration/inhalation sensor that distinguishes between exhalation and inspiration based on the signal from this respiration detection sensor 12. A determination circuit 24, a drive control circuit 25 which is turned on/off in response to the determination output of the expiration/intake determination circuit 24, and a drive side? '[11 circuit 25
Atomization circuit 2 that oscillates and stops depending on the on/off signal of
6, when the atomization circuit 26 oscillates or stops, the atomization surface 2a of the ultrasonic vibrator 2 vibrates to perform an atomization action, and when the operation of the atomization circuit 26 stops, The vibration of the vibration surface 2a of the ultrasonic transducer 2 is also stopped.
電源回路22は、内蔵する電池等で動作させてもよいが
、外部より入力されるAC電源21により、これを整流
する回路を内部に含むようにしてもよい。The power supply circuit 22 may be operated by a built-in battery or the like, but it may also include a circuit that rectifies the AC power 21 inputted from the outside.
呼吸検知センサ12は、呼気と吸気に応じて抵抗値が変
化する。第4図(b)に示すように、呼気時には、吐気
温による温度上昇により、吸入キャップ6の開口部7に
設けた呼吸検知センサ12の抵抗値が小さくなる。この
抵抗値の立下りを呼気吸気判別回路24で検知し、呼気
判別信号を出力する。この呼気吸気判別回路24の呼気
判別信号によって駆動制御回路25にオフ信号が送られ
、第4図(a+に示すように、霧化回路26がオフされ
、霧化作用が停止する。逆に、吸気時には、それまでの
呼気時の吐気温により小さくなっていた抵抗値が、吸気
による温度低下で大きくなり〔第4図(bl’l、この
抵抗値の立上り点を検知し、呼気吸気判別回路24は、
吸気を判別してオン信号を駆動制御回路25に入力する
。駆動制御回路25は、このオン信号を経て、霧化回路
26をオンさせる〔第4図(al参照〕。駆動制御回路
25は、呼気吸気判別回路24からの呼気あるいは吸気
を示すオン/オフ信号に応じて、霧化回路26を作動・
停止させ、超音波振動子2の振動面2aの振動・動作停
止を繰返すことになる。つまり、霧化作用は、呼気と吸
気の呼吸作用に同期して、第4図に示すように、間欠的
に繰返されることになる。The resistance value of the breathing detection sensor 12 changes depending on exhalation and inspiration. As shown in FIG. 4(b), during exhalation, the resistance value of the respiration detection sensor 12 provided at the opening 7 of the inhalation cap 6 decreases due to the temperature rise due to the exhalation temperature. The fall of this resistance value is detected by the expiration/inspiration discrimination circuit 24 and outputs an exhalation discrimination signal. An off signal is sent to the drive control circuit 25 by the expiration discrimination signal of the expiration/intake discrimination circuit 24, and as shown in FIG. 4 (a+), the atomization circuit 26 is turned off and the atomization action is stopped. During inspiration, the resistance value, which had previously been reduced due to the exhalation temperature during expiration, becomes larger due to the temperature drop due to the intake air [Figure 4 (bl'l), the rising point of this resistance value is detected and the expiration/intake discrimination circuit 24 is
Intake is determined and an on signal is input to the drive control circuit 25. The drive control circuit 25 turns on the atomization circuit 26 through this ON signal (see FIG. 4 (al)). The atomization circuit 26 is activated and
Then, the vibration of the vibration surface 2a of the ultrasonic transducer 2 and the operation stop are repeated. In other words, the atomization action is repeated intermittently, as shown in FIG. 4, in synchronization with the breathing action of exhalation and inspiration.
このような超音波吸入器を用いて吸入作用を行う時には
、使用者は、吸入キャップ6に自己の口腔を当て、後は
電源スイツチボタン10をオンするのみで、使用者自身
が呼吸作用を行うと、この呼吸作用の呼気及び吸気を呼
吸検知センサ12で検知し、その温度変化によって呼気
吸気判別回路24が呼気と吸気の別を判別し、吸気時の
み、駆動制御回路25にオン信号を送り、吸気時のみ、
霧化回路26を作動させて霧化作用を行わせるので、使
用者は、何らの特別の操作を行うことなく、自動的に霧
化作用がなされる振動面2aからの霧化液を吸入するこ
とができる。When performing an inhalation action using such an ultrasonic inhaler, the user simply places his or her mouth on the inhalation cap 6, turns on the power switch button 10, and then performs the inhalation action by himself/herself. The respiration detection sensor 12 detects the exhalation and inhalation of this respiratory action, and the exhalation/intake discrimination circuit 24 discriminates between exhalation and inspiration based on the temperature change, and sends an ON signal to the drive control circuit 25 only during inspiration. , only during inspiration,
Since the atomization circuit 26 is activated to perform the atomization action, the user inhales the atomized liquid from the vibrating surface 2a where the atomization action is automatically performed without any special operation. be able to.
以上のように、この実施例超音波吸入器では、自己の呼
吸サイクルに合わせて、霧化作用及び停止が自動的に繰
返され、しかも吸気作用と霧化作用が同期して行われる
ので、吸入器は使用者自身が何らの操作を行わなくても
、吸気時のみ作動させることができ、吸入器を有効に使
用することができる。As described above, in this embodiment of the ultrasonic inhaler, the atomization action and stop are automatically repeated in accordance with its own breathing cycle, and the inhalation action and atomization action are performed in synchronization. The inhaler can be operated only during inhalation without any operation by the user, and the inhaler can be used effectively.
なお、上記実施例において、呼吸検知センサ12として
サーミスタ(温度センサ)を用いる場合を例に上げて説
明したが、この発明の呼吸検知センサはこれに限定され
るものではなく、例えば喉にマイクロホンを設ける、ま
た呼吸による胸部の変化を検出するようにしてもよい。In the above embodiment, the case where a thermistor (temperature sensor) is used as the respiration detection sensor 12 has been described as an example, but the respiration detection sensor of the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, a microphone may be attached to the throat. Alternatively, changes in the chest due to breathing may be detected.
また、上記実施例は、超音波吸入器を例に上げて説明し
たが、もちろんこの発明は超音波式に限ることな(、コ
ンプレッサ式等にも適用できる。Furthermore, although the above embodiments have been described using an ultrasonic inhaler as an example, the present invention is of course not limited to ultrasonic inhalers (and can also be applied to compressor types, etc.).
さらにまた、霧化すべき対象も液体を例に説明したが、
粒状のような霧化物質であってもよい。Furthermore, although the object to be atomized was explained using liquid as an example,
It may also be an atomized substance such as granules.
(へ)発明の効果
この発明によれば、霧化手段の霧化作用を間欠的に行わ
せ、しかもその間欠周期を呼吸検知手段による呼吸検知
により、呼気と吸気の別を判別し、吸気時のみに霧化手
段の霧化作用を自動的に行うものであるから、使用者は
、自己の呼吸サイルルに合わせて自動的に霧化作用を行
うことがで、したがって、霧化薬液を有効に無駄なく行
うことができる。また使用者自身は何ら特別の操作をす
る必要がないので、取扱いが非常に簡単である。(f) Effects of the Invention According to this invention, the atomizing action of the atomizing means is performed intermittently, and the intermittent cycle is detected by the respiration detection means to distinguish between exhalation and inspiration. Since the atomizing means automatically performs the atomizing action only when the user uses the atomizing means, the user can automatically perform the atomizing action in accordance with his/her own breathing pattern, and therefore, the atomized drug solution can be effectively used. It can be done without waste. Furthermore, since the user does not need to perform any special operations, handling is very easy.
さらに、吸入マスクやマウスピース等を使用しないでも
よいので、非常に使い易いという利点もある。Furthermore, it does not require the use of an inhalation mask or mouthpiece, so it has the advantage of being very easy to use.
第1図は、この発明の一実施例超音波吸入器の電子回路
を示すブロック図、第2図は、同超音波吸入器の一部切
欠断面図、第3図は、同超音波吸入器の吸入キャップの
斜視図、第4図は、同超音波吸入器の動作を説明するた
めのタイムチャー1−である。
2:超音波振動子、 12:呼吸検知センサ、24;
呼気吸気判別回路、
25:駆動制御回路、26:霧化回路。
特許出願人 立石電機株式会社(ほか1
名)
代理人 弁理士 中 村 茂 信第2図
第3図Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing an electronic circuit of an ultrasonic inhaler according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway sectional view of the ultrasonic inhaler, and Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing the electronic circuit of an ultrasonic inhaler according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the suction cap of FIG. 4, which is a time chart 1 for explaining the operation of the ultrasonic inhaler. 2: Ultrasonic transducer, 12: Breathing detection sensor, 24;
Expiration/inhalation discrimination circuit, 25: Drive control circuit, 26: Atomization circuit. Patent applicant Tateishi Electric Co., Ltd. (and 1 others)
Name) Agent: Patent Attorney Shigeru Nakamura (Figure 2, Figure 3)
Claims (1)
を検知する呼吸検知手段と、この呼吸検知手段の出力に
より呼気か吸気かを判別する呼気吸気判別手段と、この
呼気吸気判別手段の出力により前記霧化手段の作動を制
御する霧化制御手段とからなる吸入器。(1) An atomizing means for atomizing a liquid or a fixed substance, a breathing detecting means for detecting breathing, an exhalation/inhalation discrimination means for discriminating between exhalation or inspiration based on the output of the breath detection means, and an exhalation/inhalation discriminating means and atomization control means for controlling the operation of the atomization means based on the output of the inhaler.
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