WO2020122821A1 - Easy administration unit of inhalation medications - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an easy administration unit of inhaled medications for use in the medical field, which makes it possible to effectively, rapidly and easily administer to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized from intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease.
- anesthesia device In the administration of anesthesia, the essential equipment of anesthesia, which allows the inhalation agents to be given to the patients with the oxygen and other gases in a controlled manner and with required concentration, which enables the patient to perform artificial respiration, which makes it possible to closely monitor the vital functions by the monitors built in the device or later adapted to the device, is called anesthesia device.
- Oxygen supply is important for the patient who is attached to the anaesthesia machine.
- the supply of oxygen is especially important for the patient who is unconscious or who has respiratory problems.
- This condition is particularly important in diseases that restrict pulmonary reserves such as COPD, Asthma, Pneumonia, Bronchospasm, Hypoxia, Anaphylaxis and Pulmonary Embolism.
- COPD COPD
- Asthma Pneumonia
- Bronchospasm Hypoxia
- Anaphylaxis and Pulmonary Embolism.
- intravenous bronchodilator therapies can be used in acute respiratory problems or for lung disease at under the general anesthesia.
- the most important aim of the invention is to introduce a structure adapted to the present anaesthesia machine, adapted to the breathing circuit directly or by means of an angle of connector, administering inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment to a patient who is unconscious or who has a respiratory problem.
- the object of the invention is to provide the possibility of an effective, fast and easy administration to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease.
- One object of the invention is to provide effective, easy and rapid administration of inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatments during inhalation, if necessary, to the intubated or tracheostomized patients who are under general anaesthesia, intensive care unit and take home care as being connected to a mechanical ventilator.
- a further object of the invention is to provide inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment to the intubated or tracheostomized patients in a conscious or unconscious state.
- diseases such as COPD, Asthma, Pneumonia, Bronchospasm, Hypoxia, Anaphylaxis and Pulmonary Embolism which restrict pulmonary reserves.
- Figure 1 A perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the angle of connector according to the invention.
- Figure 1.1 A schematic two-dimensional view of the angle of connector with the breathing circuit.
- Figure 2 A sectional perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the angle of connector according to the invention.
- Figure 3 An alternative perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the angle of connector according to the invention.
- Figure 4 An alternative perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the double output that is double luer-lock port at angle of connector according to the invention.
- Figure 4.1 An alternative cross-sectional perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the dual output at angle of connector according to the invention.
- the invention relates to inhalation unit (A) for use in the anesthesia machines of the medical field, which provides the possibility of an effective, fast and easy administration to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease, in which the air flow is provided through the breathing circuit (400) and which is adapted to the air way flow.
- the main body (200) comprising at least one connecting end (201 ) of said inhalation unit (A) comprises the positioning gap (202) for placing the aerosol container (300), and air way flow of the breathing circuit (400) to which said connecting end (201 ) is directly adapted or at least one angle of connector (100).
- the holding tab (203) formed on the said main body (200) comprises preferably a screwed fixation (204) allowing said connecting end (201 ) to contact the angle of connector (100) and preferably plug-in fixation allowing said connecting end (201 ) to contact the angle of connector (100).
- the seal (205.1 ) and said angle of connector (100) which are used in the case of said plug-in fixation, comprise the first lock port (101 ) and the second lock port (102).
- the inhalation unit (A), the subject of the invention, is consisted of two main parts, which are the main body (200) and the angle of connector (100).
- the main body (200) is the part where the inhaler aerosol, bronchodilator or apparatus containing the medication that may be administered during the patient's breathing is placed. It provides treatment possibility during the inspiration of the intubated or tracheostomized patients in a conscious or unconscious state. For example, it makes it possible to apply the treatment of inhaler aerosol/bronchodilator medication, which the conscious asthma patients use during respiratory distress or in the course of daily routine treatment by inhaling during the inspiration, to the conscious or unconscious patients supported by respiratory apparatus under the anaesthesia/in the incentive care/at home.
- the angle of connector (100) is the connecting part between the intubation tube or the tracheostomy cannula and the breathing circuit (400) of the patient supported by the mechanical ventilation.
- the patient's intubation tube or tracheostomy cannula is placed directly in this section.
- the first lock port (101 ) formed on the angle of connector (100) is the part where the carbon dioxide during the respiration of the patient, who is especially under general anaesthesia, is measured.
- one end of the carbon dioxide metering tube is connected to the anaesthesia machine, while the other end is connected to the first lock port (101 ) at the angle of connector (100).
- the carbon dioxide measurement tube is removed from the first lock port (101 ) and the inspiration unit (A) is placed and the medication is administered in the patient requiring inhaler aerosol or bronchodilator. After the administration, the carbon dioxide measurement tube is placed back into the first lock port (101 ).
- Aerosol container (300) is the part having a spray mechanism and a container, in which inhaler aerosol/bronchodilator/respiratory medications are available.
- the aerosol output end (301 ) is the part from which the inhaler aerosol/bronchodilator/respiratory medications stored in the pressurized container exit by being sprayed during the administration. This part is located in the inhalation unit (A) and the inhalation unit (A) is connected to the output end.
- Breathing circuit (400) is the part through which air flow is provided between the patient and the artificial respiratory machine in the cases of the patients to whom general anaesthesia is administered or who are in intensive care or at home care. It is the part by which the determined amount of the air is transmitted to the patient's lungs.
- the operation of the inhalation unit (A) is as follows:
- the main body (200) is attached to the first lock port (101 ) formed on the elbow connector (100).
- the lock port on the angle of connector (100) is normally fitted with a carbon dioxide meter.
- the tube that supplies carbon dioxide delivery to the carbon dioxide meter is removed, the main body (200) of the inhalation unit (A) is attached thereto by means of the connecting end (201 ) in place thereof, and the measurement of carbon dioxide is thus cancelled during the period of administering the medication; and instead, the medication prepared as inhaler aerosol is delivered to the patient via inhalation unit (A).
- the double input angle of connector (100) is used if it is desired to both measure carbon dioxide and at the same time provide inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment via the inhalation unit (A).
- the first lock port (101 ) is fitted with a tube from the carbon dioxide measuring device, while the other second lock port (102) can be fitted to the main body (200) so that the double system can be operated.
- the angle of connector (100) and the main body (200) have a modular structure. However, it is also possible that the angle of connector (100) and the main body (200) are preferably integrated.
- the main body (200) has at least one connecting end (201 ) and said connecting end (201 ) has a transition gap (201.1 ).
- the aerosol container (300) is mounted or centred in this transition gap (201.1 ) and the positioning gap (202). The fluids in the aerosol container (300) are delivered to the patient via the angle of connector (100) by centring.
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Abstract
An inhalation unit (A) for use in the anesthesia machines of the medical field, which provides the possibility of an effective, fast and easy administration to the patients who suffer from intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease.
Description
EASY ADMINISTRATION UNIT OF INHALATION MEDICATIONS Technical Field
The invention relates to an easy administration unit of inhaled medications for use in the medical field, which makes it possible to effectively, rapidly and easily administer to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized from intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease.
Prior Art
In the administration of anesthesia, the essential equipment of anesthesia, which allows the inhalation agents to be given to the patients with the oxygen and other gases in a controlled manner and with required concentration, which enables the patient to perform artificial respiration, which makes it possible to closely monitor the vital functions by the monitors built in the device or later adapted to the device, is called anesthesia device.
Oxygen supply is important for the patient who is attached to the anaesthesia machine. The supply of oxygen is especially important for the patient who is unconscious or who has respiratory problems. In the art, there is not the possibility of administering inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment to the intubated or tracheostomized patients who are attached to the mechanical ventilator. Because the existing structure does not contain technical equipment suitable for this. Especially, there is not the possibility of administering inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment to the intubated or tracheostomized patients in a conscious or unconscious state. This condition is particularly important in diseases that restrict pulmonary reserves such as COPD, Asthma, Pneumonia, Bronchospasm, Hypoxia, Anaphylaxis and Pulmonary Embolism.
There is no technique to provide inhaler aerosol treatment to a patient under general anaesthesia. At the moment, only the intravenous bronchodilator therapies can be used in acute respiratory problems or for lung disease at under the general anesthesia.
Description of the Invention
The most important aim of the invention is to introduce a structure adapted to the present anaesthesia machine, adapted to the breathing circuit directly or by means of an angle of connector, administering inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment to a patient who is unconscious or who has a respiratory problem.
The object of the invention is to provide the possibility of an effective, fast and easy administration to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease.
One object of the invention is to provide effective, easy and rapid administration of inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatments during inhalation, if necessary, to the intubated or tracheostomized patients who are under general anaesthesia, intensive care unit and take home care as being connected to a mechanical ventilator.
A further object of the invention is to provide inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment to the intubated or tracheostomized patients in a conscious or unconscious state. In particular, it is possible to use in the diseases such as COPD, Asthma, Pneumonia, Bronchospasm, Hypoxia, Anaphylaxis and Pulmonary Embolism which restrict pulmonary reserves.
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Figure 1 : A perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the angle of connector according to the invention.
Figure 1.1 : A schematic two-dimensional view of the angle of connector with the breathing circuit.
Figure 2: A sectional perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the angle of connector according to the invention.
Figure 3: An alternative perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the angle of connector according to the invention.
Figure 4: An alternative perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the double output that is double luer-lock port at angle of connector according to the invention.
Figure 4.1 : An alternative cross-sectional perspective view of the inhalation unit adapted to the dual output at angle of connector according to the invention.
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A Inhalation unit
100 Angle of connector
101 First lock port
102 Second lock port
200 Main body
201 Connecting end
201.1 Transition gap
202 Positioning gap
203 Holding tab
204 Screwed fixation
205 Plug-in fixation
205.1 Seal
300 Aerosol container
301 Output end
400 Breathing circuit
Detailed Description of the Invention
The invention relates to inhalation unit (A) for use in the anesthesia machines of the the medical field, which provides the possibility of an effective, fast and easy administration to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease, in which the air flow is provided through the breathing circuit (400) and which is adapted to the air way flow.
The main body (200) comprising at least one connecting end (201 ) of said inhalation unit (A) comprises the positioning gap (202) for placing the aerosol container (300), and air way flow of the breathing circuit (400) to which said connecting end (201 ) is directly adapted or at least one angle of connector (100). The holding tab (203) formed on the said main body (200) comprises preferably a screwed fixation (204) allowing said connecting end (201 ) to contact the angle of connector (100) and preferably plug-in fixation allowing said connecting end (201 ) to contact the angle of connector (100). However, the seal (205.1 ) and said angle of connector (100), which are used in the case of said plug-in fixation, comprise the first lock port (101 ) and the second lock port (102).
The inhalation unit (A), the subject of the invention, is consisted of two main parts, which are the main body (200) and the angle of connector (100). The main body (200) is the part where the inhaler aerosol, bronchodilator or apparatus containing the medication that may be administered during the patient's breathing is placed. It provides treatment possibility during the inspiration of the intubated or tracheostomized patients in a conscious or unconscious state. For example, it makes it possible to apply the treatment of inhaler aerosol/bronchodilator medication, which the conscious asthma patients use during respiratory distress or in the course of daily routine treatment by inhaling during the inspiration, to the conscious or unconscious patients supported by respiratory apparatus under the anaesthesia/in the incentive care/at home.
The angle of connector (100) is the connecting part between the intubation tube or the tracheostomy cannula and the breathing circuit (400) of the patient supported by the mechanical ventilation. The patient's intubation tube or tracheostomy cannula is placed directly in this section.
The first lock port (101 ) formed on the angle of connector (100) is the part where the carbon dioxide during the respiration of the patient, who is especially under general anaesthesia, is measured. As standard, one end of the carbon dioxide metering tube is connected to the anaesthesia machine, while the other end is connected to the first lock port (101 ) at the angle of connector (100). During any respiratory distress, the carbon dioxide measurement tube is removed from the first lock port (101 ) and the inspiration unit (A) is placed and the medication is administered in the patient requiring inhaler aerosol or bronchodilator. After the administration, the carbon dioxide measurement tube is placed back into the first lock port (101 ).
Aerosol container (300) is the part having a spray mechanism and a container, in which inhaler aerosol/bronchodilator/respiratory medications are available. The aerosol output end (301 ) is the part from which the inhaler aerosol/bronchodilator/respiratory medications stored in the pressurized container exit by being sprayed during the administration. This part is located in the inhalation unit (A) and the inhalation unit (A) is connected to the output end.
Breathing circuit (400) is the part through which air flow is provided between the patient and the artificial respiratory machine in the cases of the patients to whom general anaesthesia is administered or who are in intensive care or at home care. It is the part by which the determined amount of the air is transmitted to the patient's lungs.
The operation of the inhalation unit (A) is as follows: The main body (200) is attached to the first lock port (101 ) formed on the elbow connector (100). In anaesthesia machines, the lock port on the angle of connector (100) is normally fitted with a carbon dioxide meter.
The tube that supplies carbon dioxide delivery to the carbon dioxide meter is removed, the main body (200) of the inhalation unit (A) is attached thereto by means of the connecting end (201 ) in place thereof, and the measurement of carbon dioxide is thus cancelled during the period of administering the medication; and instead, the medication prepared as inhaler aerosol is delivered to the patient via inhalation unit (A). However, the double input angle of connector (100) is used if it is desired to both measure carbon dioxide and at the same time provide inhaler aerosol and bronchodilator treatment via the inhalation unit (A). The first lock port (101 ) is fitted with a tube from the carbon dioxide measuring device, while the other second lock port (102) can be fitted to the main body (200) so that the double system can be operated. As mentioned in the figures, the angle of connector (100) and the main body (200) have a modular structure. However, it is also possible that the angle of connector (100) and the main body (200) are preferably integrated. The main body (200) has at least one connecting end (201 ) and said connecting end (201 ) has a transition gap (201.1 ). The aerosol container (300) is mounted or centred in this transition gap (201.1 ) and the positioning gap (202). The fluids in the aerosol container (300) are delivered to the patient via the angle of connector (100) by centring.
Claims
1. An inhalation unit (A) for use in the anesthesia machines of the medical field, which provides the possibility of an effective, fast and easy administration to the patients who has been intubated or tracheostomized respiratory problems in conscious/unconscious state while being connected to the mechanical ventilator under general anesthesia and/or who are required to have bronchodilator or similar inhaler aerosol therapy due to their lung disease, in which the air flow is provided through the breathing circuit (400) and which is adapted to the air way flow characterized in that it comprises
- a main body (200) comprising connecting end (201 ) having at least one transition gap (201.1 ) of said inhalation unit (A),
- a positioning gap (202) formed on the said main body for placing the aerosol container (300),
- air way flow of the breathing circuit (400) to which said connecting end (201 ) is directly adapted or at least one angle of connector (100).
2. An inhalation unit (A) according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises a holding tab (203) formed on the said main body (200).
3. An inhalation unit (A) according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises preferably a screwed fixation (204) allowing said connecting end (201 ) to contact the angle of connector (100).
4. An inhalation unit (A) according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises preferably plug-in fixation allowing said connecting end (201 ) to contact the angle of connector (100).
5. An inhalation unit (A) according to claim 4 characterized in that it comprises seal (205.1 ) used in the case that said plug-in fixation is applied.
6. An inhalation unit (A) according to claim 1 characterized in that the said angle of (100) connector comprises a first lock port (101 ) and a second lock port (102).
7. An inhalation unit (A) according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises an inhalation unit (A) having a main body (200) which is in a structure integrated with the said angle of connector (100).
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