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本明細書の具体的な実施例および説明は、元来例示的であり、本発明の範囲から逸脱せずに、本明細書で教示された材料に基づいて、変形例が、当業者によって展開され得るが、本発明は、添付された特許請求の範囲によってのみ限定される。
本発明は、例えば、以下の項目を提供する。
(項目1)
患者の頭部に巻き付けられるように構成された熱交換器と、
前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された圧縮組立体と、を備え、前記圧縮組立体は、筐体と、前記筐体の内面に結合された膨張可能部材とを含み、結合されているとき、前記膨張可能部材は前記筐体と前記熱交換器との間に位置付けられ、前記熱交換器は、前記膨張可能部材から分離しており、かつ前記膨張可能部材に対して可動である、冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目2)
前記膨張可能部材は、収縮構成および膨張構成を含み、前記膨張可能部材を前記収縮構成から前記膨張構成に移行させると、前記患者の前記頭部に付与される圧力が増加する、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目3)
前記膨張可能部材に結合された流体ポンプをさらに備える、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目4)
前記筐体は、前記膨張可能部材が前記膨張構成にあるときに、逆圧を生成するように構成されている、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目5)
前記圧縮組立体は、前記膨張可能部材が前記膨張構成にあるときに、前記頭部に対して約0.1lb/in2~約10lb/in2の圧縮を生成するように構成されている、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目6)
前記膨張可能部材は、複数のチャンバを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目7)
前記複数のチャンバの各々が独立して膨張可能である、項目6に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目8)
前記膨張可能部材は、上部の膨張可能部分と、第1の膨張可能側面部分と、第2の膨張可能側面部分とを含み、各部分はチャンバを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目9)
前記第1の膨張可能側面部分の長さおよび前記第2の膨張可能側面部分の長さは、各々、前記上部の膨張可能部分の長さよりも長い、項目8に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目10)
前記第1の膨張可能側面部分の長さおよび前記第2の膨張可能側面部分の長さは、各々、前記上部の膨張可能部分の長さよりも短い、項目8に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目11)
前記膨張可能部材の側面膨張可能部分は、前記頭部の少なくとも一部分を取り囲むように調整可能に重なり合うように構成されている、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目12)
前記膨張可能部材は、流体バリアを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目13)
前記膨張可能部材は、1つ以上の切れ込みを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目14)
前記膨張可能部材は、少なくとも3つのチャンバを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目15)
前記膨張可能部材は、1つ以上の締結具を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目16)
前記熱交換器は、底部分、上部分、第1の側面部分、および第2の側面部分を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目17)
前記熱交換器は、流体バリアセットを含み、前記流体バリアセットの各流体バリアは、前記流体バリアセット内の隣接する流体バリアから約5mm~約15mmである、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目18)
前記流体バリアセットの少なくとも1つの流体バリアの開口部内に配置された、温度センサをさらに備える、項目17に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目19)
前記流体バリアセットの少なくとも1つの流体バリアは、トーラス形状を含む、項目17に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目20)
前記第1の側面部分は、第1のアームを含み、前記第2の側面部分は、第2のアームを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目21)
前記上部分、第1の側面部分、および前記第2の側面部分は、各々、第1のローブと第2のローブとを含む、項目16に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目22)
第1の部分および第2の部分の前記第1のローブの長さは、前記第1の部分および前記第2の部分の前記第2のローブの長さよりも長い、項目21に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目23)
前記熱交換器の各部分は、流体チャネルの少なくとも一部分を含む、項目16に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目24)
前記第1の側面部分および前記第2の側面部分の長さは、前記上部分の長さよりも短い、項目16に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目25)
前記上部分の面積に対する、前記第1の側面部分または前記第2の側面部分のいずれかの面積は、約2:1~約0.5:1である、項目16に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目26)
前記上部分は長手方向軸を画定し、前記第1の側面部分および前記第2の側面部分は、前記底部分から前記長手方向軸に対して鋭角で延在する、項目16に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目27)
前記熱交換器の1つ以上の端部分は、前記頭部の少なくとも一部分を取り囲むように調整可能に重なり合うように構成されている、項目16に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目28)
前記熱交換器は、可撓性材料を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目29)
前記熱交換器は、不織布を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目30)
前記熱交換器は、各々が約9mm2~約100mm2の断面積を含む1つ以上の流体チャネルを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目31)
前記熱交換器に結合され、前記圧縮組立体の1つ以上の特性を測定するように構成された、1つ以上のセンサをさらに備える、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目32)
前記1つ以上のセンサは、温度センサと圧力センサとを含む、項目31に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目33)
前記熱交換器は、前記熱交換器の部分の各々に少なくとも1つのセンサを備える、項目31に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目34)
前記熱交換器は、締結具を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目35)
前記筐体は、剛性材料または半剛性材料を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目36)
前記筐体は、前記膨張可能部材の少なくとも一部分を取り囲むように構成されている、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目37)
前記筐体は、前記膨張可能部材の少なくとも一部分を取り囲むように構成された空洞を画定する、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目38)
前記筐体は、半球形のシェルを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目39)
前記筐体は、ヘルメットを含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目40)
前記筐体は、可撓性カバーをさらに含む、項目35に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目41)
前記筐体は、前記膨張可能部材に結合するように構成された締結具を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目42)
前記可撓性カバーは、締結具を含む、項目40に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目43)
前記筐体は、患者の前記頭部を受容するように構成された空洞を画定する、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目44)
前記熱交換器と前記患者の頭皮との間に配設されるように構成されたライナーと、
前記圧縮組立体および前記患者に解放可能に結合された締結具と、をさらに備える、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目45)
前記ライナーは、可撓性材料を含む、項目44に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目46)
前記圧縮組立体に流体結合された冷却ユニットをさらに備え、前記冷却ユニットは、前記熱交換器と、圧縮機と、リザーバと、ポンプとに解放可能に結合された流体接続部を含む、項目1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目47)
前記冷却ユニットは、ハウジングと、電池と、前記ハウジングに解放可能に結合された流体リザーバとを備える、項目46に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目48)
前記冷却ユニットは、前記熱交換器を通して流体を循環させるように構成されている、項目46に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目49)
前記流体は、水および塩、水およびグリコール、ならびに水およびアルコール、のうちの1つ以上を含む、項目48に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目50)
患者の頭部に巻き付けられるように構成された熱交換器と、
前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された圧縮組立体と、を備え、前記圧縮組立体は、筐体と、前記筐体の内面に結合された膨張可能部材とを含み、結合されているとき、前記膨張可能部材は前記筐体と前記熱交換器との間に配置され、前記熱交換器は、前記膨張可能部材から分離しており、かつ前記膨張可能部材に対して可動であり、前記膨張可能部材を収縮構成から膨張構成に移行させると、前記熱交換器と前記患者の前記頭部との間の接触面積が増加される、冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目51)
化学療法に起因する脱毛を減らすために頭部の頭皮を冷却する方法であって、
前記頭皮の一部分に熱交換器を巻き付けることと、
圧縮組立体を、前記頭部上および前記巻き付けた熱交換器の上に配置することであって、前記圧縮組立体は、半剛性の外側部材と、前記外側部材に結合された膨張可能な内側部材とを含む、配置することと、
前記膨張可能部材を膨張させて、前記膨張可能部材と前記頭皮との間で前記熱交換器を圧縮することと、を含む、方法。
(項目52)
前記熱交換器は、前記膨張可能部材から分離しており、かつ前記膨張可能部材に対して可動である、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目53)
前記膨張可能部材を収縮構成から膨張構成に移行させて、前記頭部に付与される圧力を増加させることをさらに含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目54)
前記膨張可能部材が膨張構成にあるときに、前記外側部材を使用して逆圧を生成することをさらに含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目55)
前記膨張可能部材が膨張構成にあるときに、前記頭部に対して約0.1lb/in2~約10lb/in2の圧縮を生成することをさらに含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目56)
前記膨張可能部材は、複数の独立して膨張可能なチャンバを含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目57)
前記熱交換器がライナーと前記膨張可能部材との間に配置されるように、前記頭皮の前記部分の周囲に前記ライナーを配置することをさらに含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目58)
前記熱交換器は、底部分、上部分、第1の側面部分、および第2の側面部分を含み、 前記第1の側面部分の端部と前記第2の側面部分の端部とを互いに重ねて配置することと、
前記頭皮の少なくとも前記部分を取り囲むために、前記上部分の端部を、前記第1の側面部分の前記端部および前記第2の側面部分の前記端部に重ねて配置することと、を行う、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目59)
前記膨張可能部材は、気体または液体によって膨張される、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目60)
前記膨張可能部材は、手動ポンプを使用して膨張する、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目61)
前記熱交換器を通して流体を循環させることをさらに含み、前記流体は、約-10℃~約5℃の温度を含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目62)
前記圧縮組立体を使用して、前記熱交換器を前記頭皮から取り外すことをさらに含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目63)
前記圧縮組立体を使用して、前記熱交換器を前記頭皮上に戻すことをさらに含む、項目62に記載の方法。
(項目64)
締結具を使用して、前記圧縮組立体を前記頭皮に解放可能に取り付けることをさらに含む、項目51に記載の方法。
(項目65)
冷却キャップ組立体であって、
患者の頭皮から熱を除去するように構成された可撓性の熱交換器であって、温度センサを備える、可撓性の熱交換器と、
上面と底面とを有するポーチを備える膨張可能部材であって、前記底面が前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合されている、膨張可能部材と、
前記ポーチを膨らませるように構成されたポンプと、
前記膨張可能部材の前記ポーチの前記上面に結合された外側シェルと、
前記熱交換器に流体結合された冷却ユニットと、
前記温度センサから温度を受信し、前記温度に基づいて前記ポンプの出力を調整するための命令を含むメモリと、を備える、冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目66)
前記ポンプの前記出力は、膨張圧力である、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目67)
前記温度は、頭皮温度である、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目68)
前記温度センサは、前記熱交換器の外面、前記熱交換器内、または前記熱交換器の流体チャネル内に配設されている、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目69)
前記熱交換器は、循環流体を含む1つ以上の流体チャネルを含む、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目70)
前記温度は、流体温度である、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目71)
前記温度センサは温度センサセットを含み、前記温度は温度セットを含み、かつ前記ポーチはチャンバセットを含み、前記メモリは、前記温度セットに基づいて、前記ポーチの各チャンバの膨張圧力を独立して調整するための命令を含む、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目72)
前記冷却ユニットは、携帯型である、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目73)
前記冷却ユニットは、解放可能な流体リザーバを備える、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目74)
前記流体リザーバは、ハンドルを備える、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目75)
前記冷却ユニットは、調整可能なハンドルを備える、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目76)
前記冷却ユニットは、電池を含む、項目65に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目77)
化学療法患者の頭部の頭皮の冷却を制御する方法であって、
冷却キャップを前記頭部に適用することであって、前記冷却キャップは、温度センサを含む可撓性の熱交換器と、前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された膨張可能部材と、前記膨張可能部材に結合されたシェルとを備え、前記膨張可能部材は、ポーチと、前記ポーチの膨張圧力を増加させるために前記ポーチと流体通信するポンプとを備える、適用することと、
前記温度センサを使用して温度を測定することと、
前記測定された温度に基づいて、前記ポンプを使用して前記ポーチの前記膨張圧力を調整することと、を含む、方法。
(項目78)
前記温度は、頭皮温度である、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目79)
前記温度センサは、前記熱交換器の外面上、前記熱交換器内、または前記熱交換器の流体チャネル内にある、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目80)
前記熱交換器は、循環流体を含む1つ以上の流体チャネルを含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目81)
前記温度は、流体温度である、項目80に記載の方法。
(項目82)
前記温度センサは温度センサセットを含み、前記温度は温度セットを含み、かつ前記ポーチはチャンバセットを含み、前記方法は、前記温度セットに基づいて、前記ポーチの各チャンバの膨張圧力を独立して調整することを含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目83)
前記熱交換器は、前記膨張可能部材から分離しており、かつ前記膨張可能部材に対して可動である、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目84)
前記膨張可能部材を収縮構成から膨張構成に移行させて、前記頭部に付与される圧力を増加させることをさらに含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目85)
前記膨張可能部材が膨張構成にあるときに、前記シェルを使用して逆圧を生成することをさらに含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目86)
前記膨張可能部材が膨張構成にあるときに、前記頭部に対して約0.1lb/in2~約10lb/in2の圧縮を生成することをさらに含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目87)
前記膨張可能部材は、複数の独立して膨張可能なチャンバを含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目88)
前記熱交換器がライナーと前記膨張可能部材との間にあるように、前記頭皮の前記部分の周囲に前記ライナーを配置することをさらに含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目89)
前記熱交換器は、底部分、上部分、第1の側面部分、および第2の側面部分を含み、
前記第1の側面部分と前記第2の側面部分とを互いに重ねて配置することと、
前記頭皮の少なくとも前記部分を取り囲むために、前記上部分を、前記第1の側面部分および前記第2の側面部分の上に重ねて配置することと、を行う、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目90)
前記ポーチは、気体または液体を含む流体を含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目91)
前記熱交換器を通して流体を循環させることをさらに含み、前記流体は、約-10℃~約5℃の温度を含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目92)
締結具を使用して前記頭皮に前記圧縮組立体を取り付けることをさらに含む、項目77に記載の方法。
(項目93)
患者の頭皮から熱を除去するように構成された可撓性の熱交換器と、
前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された膨張可能部材と、
前記膨張可能部材に結合された外側シェルと、
前記熱交換器に流体結合された冷却ユニットであって、電源を決定するように、かつ前記熱交換器を通して流体を循環させるように構成された、冷却ユニットと、
前記決定された電源に基づいて前記冷却ユニットの流体流量を調整するための命令を含むメモリと、を備える、冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目94)
前記電源は、AC電源およびDC電源のうちの1つ以上を含む、項目93に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目95)
前記流体バリアセット内の各流体バリアが、約5mm~約10mmの直径を含む、項目17に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。
(項目96)
化学療法患者の頭部の頭皮の冷却を制御する方法であって、
冷却キャップを前記頭部に適用することであって、前記冷却キャップは、可撓性の熱交換器と、前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された膨張可能部材と、前記膨張可能部材に結合されたシェルとを備える、適用することと、
複数の動作状態を含む冷却ユニットを使用して、前記熱交換器を通して温度制御された流体を循環させることと、
前記冷却ユニットの電源を識別することと、
前記識別された電源に基づいて、前記冷却ユニットの前記動作状態を選択することと、を含む、方法。
The specific examples and descriptions herein are illustrative in nature, and variations may be developed by those skilled in the art based on the materials taught herein without departing from the scope of the invention. However, the invention is limited only by the scope of the appended claims.
The present invention provides, for example, the following items.
(Item 1)
a heat exchanger configured to be wrapped around the patient's head;
a compression assembly releasably coupled to the heat exchanger, the compression assembly including a housing and an expandable member coupled to an interior surface of the housing, when coupled; , the expandable member is positioned between the housing and the heat exchanger, the heat exchanger being separate from and movable relative to the expandable member; cap assembly.
(Item 2)
2. Clause 1, wherein the expandable member includes a contracted configuration and an expanded configuration, wherein transitioning the expandable member from the contracted configuration to the expanded configuration increases the pressure applied to the head of the patient. cooling cap assembly.
(Item 3)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, further comprising a fluid pump coupled to said inflatable member.
(Item 4)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, wherein the housing is configured to create counter pressure when the inflatable member is in the expanded configuration.
(Item 5)
the compression assembly is configured to produce a compression of between about 0.1 lb/in 2 and about 10 lb/in 2 against the head when the expandable member is in the expanded configuration; A cooling cap assembly according to item 1.
(Item 6)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the inflatable member includes a plurality of chambers.
(Item 7)
7. The cooling cap assembly of item 6, wherein each of said plurality of chambers is independently inflatable.
(Item 8)
2. The cooling cap assembly of claim 1, wherein the inflatable member includes an upper inflatable portion, a first inflatable side portion, and a second inflatable side portion, each portion including a chamber.
(Item 9)
9. The cooling cap assembly of clause 8, wherein the length of the first inflatable side portion and the length of the second inflatable side portion are each longer than the length of the upper inflatable portion.
(Item 10)
9. The cooling cap assembly of clause 8, wherein the length of the first inflatable side portion and the length of the second inflatable side portion are each less than the length of the upper inflatable portion.
(Item 11)
2. The cooling cap assembly of claim 1, wherein side inflatable portions of the inflatable member are configured to adjustably overlap to surround at least a portion of the head.
(Item 12)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the inflatable member comprises a fluid barrier.
(Item 13)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the inflatable member includes one or more notches.
(Item 14)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the inflatable member includes at least three chambers.
(Item 15)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, wherein the inflatable member includes one or more fasteners.
(Item 16)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the heat exchanger includes a bottom portion, a top portion, a first side portion and a second side portion.
(Item 17)
The cooling cap assembly of claim 1, wherein the heat exchanger includes fluid barrier sets, each fluid barrier of the fluid barrier sets being about 5 mm to about 15 mm from an adjacent fluid barrier within the fluid barrier set. .
(Item 18)
18. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 17, further comprising a temperature sensor positioned within an opening of at least one fluid barrier of said fluid barrier set.
(Item 19)
18. The cooling cap assembly of item 17, wherein at least one fluid barrier of said fluid barrier set comprises a torus shape.
(Item 20)
2. The cooling cap assembly of claim 1, wherein the first side portion includes a first arm and the second side portion includes a second arm.
(Item 21)
17. The cooling cap assembly of item 16, wherein the top portion, first side portion, and second side portion each include a first lobe and a second lobe.
(Item 22)
22. The cooling cap of item 21, wherein the length of the first lobes of the first portion and the second portion is longer than the length of the second lobes of the first portion and the second portion. Assembly.
(Item 23)
17. The cooling cap assembly of item 16, wherein each portion of the heat exchanger includes at least a portion of a fluid channel.
(Item 24)
17. The cooling cap assembly of item 16, wherein the length of the first side portion and the second side portion is less than the length of the top portion.
(Item 25)
17. The cooling cap assembly of item 16, wherein the area of either the first side portion or the second side portion to the area of the top portion is from about 2:1 to about 0.5:1. .
(Item 26)
17. The cooling cap set of claim 16, wherein said top portion defines a longitudinal axis and said first side portion and said second side portion extend from said bottom portion at an acute angle to said longitudinal axis. three-dimensional.
(Item 27)
17. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 16, wherein one or more end portions of the heat exchanger are configured to adjustably overlap to surround at least a portion of the head.
(Item 28)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the heat exchanger comprises a flexible material.
(Item 29)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the heat exchanger comprises a non-woven fabric.
(Item 30)
2. The cooling cap assembly of claim 1, wherein the heat exchanger includes one or more fluid channels each including a cross-sectional area of about 9mm2 to about 100mm2 .
(Item 31)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, further comprising one or more sensors coupled to said heat exchanger and configured to measure one or more characteristics of said compression assembly.
(Item 32)
32. The cooling cap assembly of item 31, wherein the one or more sensors include a temperature sensor and a pressure sensor.
(Item 33)
32. A cooling cap assembly according to item 31, wherein the heat exchanger comprises at least one sensor in each portion of the heat exchanger.
(Item 34)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the heat exchanger includes fasteners.
(Item 35)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the housing comprises a rigid or semi-rigid material.
(Item 36)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, wherein the housing is configured to surround at least a portion of the inflatable member.
(Item 37)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, wherein the housing defines a cavity configured to surround at least a portion of the inflatable member.
(Item 38)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the housing includes a hemispherical shell.
(Item 39)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the housing comprises a helmet.
(Item 40)
36. A cooling cap assembly according to item 35, wherein the housing further comprises a flexible cover.
(Item 41)
2. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, wherein the housing includes fasteners configured to couple to the inflatable member.
(Item 42)
41. The cooling cap assembly of item 40, wherein the flexible cover includes fasteners.
(Item 43)
2. The cooling cap assembly of item 1, wherein the housing defines a cavity configured to receive the head of a patient.
(Item 44)
a liner configured to be disposed between the heat exchanger and the patient's scalp;
2. The cooling cap assembly of claim 1, further comprising a fastener releasably coupled to said compression assembly and said patient.
(Item 45)
45. The cooling cap assembly of item 44, wherein the liner comprises a flexible material.
(Item 46)
Clause 1, further comprising a cooling unit fluidly coupled to the compression assembly, the cooling unit including fluid connections releasably coupled to the heat exchanger, the compressor, the reservoir, and the pump. A cooling cap assembly as described in .
(Item 47)
47. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 46, wherein said cooling unit comprises a housing, a battery, and a fluid reservoir releasably coupled to said housing.
(Item 48)
47. A cooling cap assembly according to item 46, wherein the cooling unit is configured to circulate fluid through the heat exchanger.
(Item 49)
49. The cooling cap assembly of item 48, wherein the fluid includes one or more of water and salt, water and glycol, and water and alcohol.
(Item 50)
a heat exchanger configured to be wrapped around the patient's head;
a compression assembly releasably coupled to the heat exchanger, the compression assembly including a housing and an expandable member coupled to an interior surface of the housing, when coupled; , the expandable member is disposed between the housing and the heat exchanger, the heat exchanger is separate from the expandable member and movable relative to the expandable member; A cooling cap assembly wherein transitioning an expandable member from a contracted configuration to an expanded configuration increases the contact area between the heat exchanger and the head of the patient.
(Item 51)
1. A method of cooling the scalp on the head to reduce hair loss caused by chemotherapy, comprising:
wrapping a heat exchanger around a portion of the scalp;
disposing a compression assembly over the head and over the wrapped heat exchanger, the compression assembly comprising a semi-rigid outer member and an inflatable inner member coupled to the outer member; arranging, including a member;
expanding the expandable member to compress the heat exchanger between the expandable member and the scalp.
(Item 52)
52. A method according to item 51, wherein the heat exchanger is separate from and movable relative to the expandable member.
(Item 53)
52. The method of paragraph 51, further comprising transitioning the expandable member from a contracted configuration to an expanded configuration to increase the pressure applied to the head.
(Item 54)
52. The method of item 51, further comprising using the outer member to create counterpressure when the inflatable member is in the expanded configuration.
(Item 55)
52. The method of item 51, further comprising creating a compression of about 0.1 lb/in 2 to about 10 lb/in 2 against the head when the expandable member is in the expanded configuration.
(Item 56)
52. The method of item 51, wherein the inflatable member comprises a plurality of independently inflatable chambers.
(Item 57)
52. The method of Claim 51, further comprising placing the liner around the portion of the scalp such that the heat exchanger is positioned between the liner and the expandable member.
(Item 58)
The heat exchanger includes a bottom portion, a top portion, a first side portion and a second side portion, wherein an end of the first side portion and an end of the second side portion overlap each other. and
placing ends of the top portion overlying the ends of the first side portion and the ends of the second side portion to enclose at least the portion of the scalp. , item 51.
(Item 59)
52. A method according to item 51, wherein the inflatable member is inflated with gas or liquid.
(Item 60)
52. The method of item 51, wherein the inflatable member is inflated using a manual pump.
(Item 61)
52. The method of item 51, further comprising circulating a fluid through said heat exchanger, said fluid comprising a temperature of about -10°C to about 5°C.
(Item 62)
52. The method of item 51, further comprising using the compression assembly to remove the heat exchanger from the scalp.
(Item 63)
63. The method of item 62, further comprising using the compression assembly to move the heat exchanger back onto the scalp.
(Item 64)
52. The method of item 51, further comprising releasably attaching the compression assembly to the scalp using fasteners.
(Item 65)
A cooling cap assembly comprising:
a flexible heat exchanger configured to remove heat from a patient's scalp, the flexible heat exchanger comprising a temperature sensor;
an expandable member comprising a pouch having a top surface and a bottom surface, the bottom surface being releasably coupled to the heat exchanger;
a pump configured to inflate the pouch;
an outer shell coupled to the top surface of the pouch of the expandable member;
a cooling unit fluidly coupled to the heat exchanger;
a memory containing instructions for receiving temperature from the temperature sensor and adjusting the output of the pump based on the temperature.
(Item 66)
66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, wherein the output of the pump is expansion pressure.
(Item 67)
66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, wherein the temperature is a scalp temperature.
(Item 68)
66. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 65, wherein the temperature sensor is disposed on an exterior surface of the heat exchanger, within the heat exchanger, or within a fluid channel of the heat exchanger.
(Item 69)
66. The cooling cap assembly of item 65, wherein the heat exchanger includes one or more fluid channels containing circulating fluid.
(Item 70)
66. The cooling cap assembly of item 65, wherein the temperature is fluid temperature.
(Item 71)
the temperature sensor includes a temperature sensor set, the temperature includes a temperature set, and the pouch includes a chamber set, the memory independently adjusting the expansion pressure of each chamber of the pouch based on the temperature set. 66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, including instructions for adjusting.
(Item 72)
66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, wherein the cooling unit is portable.
(Item 73)
66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, wherein the cooling unit comprises a releasable fluid reservoir.
(Item 74)
66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, wherein the fluid reservoir comprises a handle.
(Item 75)
66. A cooling cap assembly according to item 65, wherein the cooling unit comprises an adjustable handle.
(Item 76)
66. The cooling cap assembly of item 65, wherein the cooling unit includes a battery.
(Item 77)
A method of controlling scalp cooling on the head of a chemotherapy patient, comprising:
applying a cooling cap to the head, the cooling cap comprising a flexible heat exchanger including a temperature sensor; an expandable member releasably coupled to the heat exchanger; a shell coupled to an expandable member, said expandable member comprising a pouch and a pump in fluid communication with said pouch for increasing the inflation pressure of said pouch;
measuring temperature using the temperature sensor;
and adjusting the inflation pressure of the pouch using the pump based on the measured temperature.
(Item 78)
78. The method of item 77, wherein the temperature is scalp temperature.
(Item 79)
78. The method of item 77, wherein the temperature sensor is on the exterior surface of the heat exchanger, within the heat exchanger, or within a fluid channel of the heat exchanger.
(Item 80)
78. The method of item 77, wherein the heat exchanger includes one or more fluid channels containing a circulating fluid.
(Item 81)
81. The method of item 80, wherein the temperature is a fluid temperature.
(Item 82)
The temperature sensor includes a temperature sensor set, the temperature includes a temperature set, and the pouch includes a chamber set, the method independently adjusting the inflation pressure of each chamber of the pouch based on the temperature set. 78. The method of item 77, comprising adjusting.
(Item 83)
78. Method according to item 77, wherein the heat exchanger is separate from and movable relative to the expandable member.
(Item 84)
78. The method of Claim 77, further comprising transitioning the expandable member from a contracted configuration to an expanded configuration to increase the pressure applied to the head.
(Item 85)
78. The method of item 77, further comprising using the shell to create counterpressure when the inflatable member is in the expanded configuration.
(Item 86)
78. The method of item 77, further comprising creating a compression of about 0.1 lb/in 2 to about 10 lb/in 2 against the head when the expandable member is in the expanded configuration.
(Item 87)
78. The method of item 77, wherein the inflatable member comprises a plurality of independently inflatable chambers.
(Item 88)
78. The method of item 77, further comprising placing the liner around the portion of the scalp such that the heat exchanger is between the liner and the inflatable member.
(Item 89)
the heat exchanger includes a bottom portion, a top portion, a first side portion and a second side portion;
arranging the first side portion and the second side portion on top of each other;
78. The method of claim 77, wherein the top portion overlaps the first side portion and the second side portion to enclose at least the portion of the scalp.
(Item 90)
78. The method of item 77, wherein the pouch contains fluid, including gas or liquid.
(Item 91)
78. The method of item 77, further comprising circulating a fluid through said heat exchanger, said fluid comprising a temperature of about -10°C to about 5°C.
(Item 92)
78. The method of item 77, further comprising attaching the compression assembly to the scalp using fasteners.
(Item 93)
a flexible heat exchanger configured to remove heat from a patient's scalp;
an expandable member releasably coupled to the heat exchanger;
an outer shell coupled to the expandable member;
a cooling unit fluidly coupled to the heat exchanger and configured to determine a power source and to circulate a fluid through the heat exchanger;
and a memory containing instructions for adjusting the fluid flow rate of the cooling unit based on the determined power supply.
(Item 94)
94. The cooling cap assembly of item 93, wherein the power source includes one or more of an AC power source and a DC power source.
(Item 95)
18. The cooling cap assembly of item 17, wherein each fluid barrier in the fluid barrier set includes a diameter of about 5mm to about 10mm.
(Item 96)
A method of controlling scalp cooling on the head of a chemotherapy patient, comprising:
applying a cooling cap to the head, the cooling cap comprising a flexible heat exchanger, an expandable member releasably coupled to the heat exchanger, and coupled to the expandable member. applying a shell;
circulating a temperature-controlled fluid through the heat exchanger using a cooling unit that includes multiple operating states;
identifying a power source for the cooling unit;
selecting the operating state of the cooling unit based on the identified power source.
Claims (65)
前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された圧縮組立体と、を備え、前記圧縮組立体は、筐体と、前記筐体の内面に結合された膨張可能部材とを含み、結合されているとき、前記膨張可能部材は前記筐体と前記熱交換器との間に位置付けられ、前記熱交換器は、前記膨張可能部材から分離しており、かつ前記膨張可能部材に対して可動である、冷却キャップ組立体。 a heat exchanger configured to be wrapped around a patient's head;
a compression assembly releasably coupled to the heat exchanger, the compression assembly including a housing and an expandable member coupled to an interior surface of the housing, when coupled; , the expandable member is positioned between the housing and the heat exchanger, the heat exchanger being separate from and movable relative to the expandable member; cap assembly.
前記圧縮組立体および前記患者に解放可能に結合された締結具と、をさらに備える、請求項1に記載の冷却キャップ組立体。 a liner configured to be disposed between the heat exchanger and the patient's scalp;
3. The cooling cap assembly of Claim 1, further comprising a fastener releasably coupled to the compression assembly and the patient.
前記熱交換器に解放可能に結合された圧縮組立体と、を備え、前記圧縮組立体は、筐体と、前記筐体の内面に結合された膨張可能部材とを含み、結合されているとき、前記膨張可能部材は前記筐体と前記熱交換器との間に配置され、前記熱交換器は、前記膨張可能部材から分離しており、かつ前記膨張可能部材に対して可動であり、前記膨張可能部材を収縮構成から膨張構成に移行させると、前記熱交換器と前記患者の前記頭部との間の接触面積が増加される、冷却キャップ組立体。 a heat exchanger configured to be wrapped around a patient's head;
a compression assembly releasably coupled to the heat exchanger, the compression assembly including a housing and an expandable member coupled to an interior surface of the housing, when coupled; , the expandable member is disposed between the housing and the heat exchanger, the heat exchanger is separate from the expandable member and movable relative to the expandable member; A cooling cap assembly wherein transitioning an expandable member from a contracted configuration to an expanded configuration increases the contact area between the heat exchanger and the head of the patient.
前記頭皮の一部分に熱交換器を巻き付けることと、
圧縮組立体を、前記頭部上および前記巻き付けた熱交換器の上に配置することであって、前記圧縮組立体は、半剛性の外側部材と、前記外側部材に結合された膨張可能な内側部材とを含む、配置することと、
前記膨張可能部材を膨張させて、前記膨張可能部材と前記頭皮との間で前記熱交換器を圧縮することと、を含む、方法。 1. A method of cooling the scalp on the head to reduce hair loss caused by chemotherapy comprising:
wrapping a heat exchanger around a portion of the scalp;
disposing a compression assembly over the head and over the wrapped heat exchanger, the compression assembly comprising a semi-rigid outer member and an inflatable inner member coupled to the outer member; arranging, including a member;
expanding the expandable member to compress the heat exchanger between the expandable member and the scalp.
前記頭皮の少なくとも前記部分を取り囲むために、前記上部分の端部を、前記第1の側面部分の前記端部および前記第2の側面部分の前記端部に重ねて配置することと、を行う、請求項51に記載の方法。 The heat exchanger includes a bottom portion, a top portion, a first side portion and a second side portion, wherein an end of the first side portion and an end of the second side portion overlap each other. and
placing ends of the top portion overlying the ends of the first side portion and the ends of the second side portion to enclose at least the portion of the scalp. 52. The method of claim 51 .
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