Devices and methods for allowing for improved assisted ventilation of a patient. The methods and devices provide a number of benefits over conventional approaches for assisted ventilation. For example, the methods and devices described herein permit blind insertion of a device that can allow ventilation regardless of whether the device is positioned within a trachea or an esophagus. In addition, the methods and device allow for timed delivery of ventilations based on a condition of a thoracic cavity to increase the amount and efficiency of blood flow during a resuscitation procedure.

Devices and methods for allowing for improved assisted ventilation of a patient. The methods and devices provide a number of benefits over conventional approaches for assisted ventilation. For example, the methods and devices described herein permit blind insertion of a device that can allow ventilation regardless of whether the device is positioned within a trachea or an esophagus. In addition, the methods and device allow for timed delivery of ventilations based on a condition of a thoracic cavity to increase the amount and efficiency of blood flow during a resuscitation procedure.

This “in vivo” medical treatment/diagnostic invention has the “intended use” of bombarding the family of coronavirus cells (and COVID-19 and variants) with an energy beam at a tuned frequency to cause them to resonant at a turbulent velocity the outer shell shatters causing their destruction. A Treatment Probe is advanced through the mouth into the windpipe, then an energy beam of extremely high frequency electromagnetic waves causes the cells to react by oscillating at a turbulence sufficient to shatter their electrostatic viral fields thus denaturing these viral cells The remaining active cells are attack by the body's immune system. Repeating treatment sessions stimulate the body's immune system to denatures/destroys the family of coronavirus cells.

TABLE-US-00001 Table of Contents number Title page # TITLE  2 PATENT DECLATION  2 CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS  2 FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH  2 SEQUENCE LISTING, ETC ON CD  2 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION  3 NEED FOR THIS INVENTION  3 Description of Related Art  5 DESCRIPTION OF RELATED ART  5 BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION  6 Stimulating the immune system  7 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION  8 Technological characteristics  8 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION  9 Science Elements  9 Energy Transfer Characteristics 10 Description Of The Destructive Mechanism 11 Power and Frequency 12 Maximum Safe Power 13 Safe Radiation Properties 14 Hardware Design 14 EM Generator Elements 15 Diagnostic Mode 16 Treatment Session Description 17 Treatment/Diagnostic Sequencing 18 [031] BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING 20 FIG. 1. Description 20 FIG. 2. Description 21 FIG. 3. Description 21 FIG. 4. Description 22 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 22-25 ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE 26 Drawing Document 27-30 Claims Document 31-32

Aspects of this disclosure describe methods and systems for nerve stimulation using a balloon catheter. The balloon catheter includes a catheter, an inflatable balloon with a surface, and a set of electrodes positioned along the surface of the inflatable balloon. The balloon catheter may be positioned in a vessel of a patient, such as the esophagus. The patient may be concurrently undergoing mechanical ventilation. The balloon catheter is secured in the vessel by inflating the inflatable balloon. When the inflatable balloon is inflated, the surface of the inflatable balloon and the set of electrodes is positioned at an internal wall of the vessel. Stimulation is provided to a nerve near the vessel, via the set of electrodes, based on stimulation parameters. Values for the stimulation parameters may be adjusted based on breathing parameters of the patient. The stimulation parameters may also be adjusted to wean a patient off mechanical ventilation.

Devices and methods for allowing for improved assisted ventilation of a patient. The methods and devices provide a number of benefits over conventional approaches for assisted ventilation. For example, the methods and devices described herein permit blind insertion of a device that can allow ventilation regardless of whether the device is positioned within a trachea or an esophagus.

The present invention provides a catheter for assisting recovery from dysphagia.

Electrical stimulation devices, systems, and methods are disclosed herein. Various embodiments of the present technology, for example, are directed to a method of identifying a treatment location for applying electrical stimulation energy to treat a medical condition. A method in accordance with some embodiments of the present technology comprises identifying a treatment location in a pharynx of the patient such that application of electrical stimulation energy at the treatment location produces a favorable increase in motor activity and/or functional reorganization of the centers in the brain responsible for controlling and coordinating motor activity of the pharynx.

A ventilator system for a patient includes: an intubation tube configured to flow oxygen-enriched humidified air (OHA) toward patient lungs and to evacuate exhaust air exhaled from the lungs, the intubation tube includes: a distal end, configured to be inserted into patient trachea, and a proximal end, configured to be connected to tubes for receiving the OHA and evacuating the exhaust air; a first microgravity sensor, coupled to the intubation tube at a first position, and configured to produce a first signal indicative of a first micro-acceleration of the intubation tube at the first position; a second microgravity sensor, coupled to the intubation tube at a second different position, and configured to produce a second signal indicative of a second micro-acceleration of the intubation tube at the second position; and a processor, configured to control the ventilation system to apply a ventilation scheme responsively to the first and second signals.

The present invention defines a device for the treatment of dysphagia comprising a flexible member mounting an imaging device for insertion into a patient and one or more electrodes proximate the imaging device for imparting electrical stimulation to the patient.

A catheter for assisting recovery from dysphagia comprising: a feeding tube; a sleeve for receiving the feeding tube and being movable longitudinally relative to the feeding tube, and a retaining formation attached to the sleeve for fixing the position of the sleeve relative to the feeding tube, wherein the retaining formation comprises a first part and a second part connected by a living hinge, the second part being movable relative to the first part between an open position whereby the sleeve can be moved longitudinally relative to the feeding tube and a closed position, whereby the feeding tube is clamped between the first part and the second part to positionally fix the sleeve relative to the feeding tube.