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6,910,482 Self-calibrating supplemental oxygen delivery system 6,484,721 Pneumatic Oxygen Conserving Device 6,289,890 Portable Rescue Breathing Device 5,896,854 Tracheal Gas Insufflation System 5,136,852 Control
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Characteristics of Demand Oxygen Delivery Systems: Maximum Output and Setting Recommendations Bliss PL, McCoy RW, Adams AB Respir Care 2004;49(2) 160-165 Patient Oxygen Therapy Survey McCoy RW, Bliss PL, Valley Inspired Products March 2004 Frequently Asked Questions about Oxygen Performance and Weight Comparisons of Portable Oxygen Systems Bliss PL, McCoy RW, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 2001 Performance of New Demand Oxygen Delivery Systems in a Simulation of Low Flow Oxygen Use. Bliss Pl, McCoy RW, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 2000. Ambulatory Oxygen Therapy, Exercise, and Survival with Advanced Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (The Nocturnal Oxygen Therapy Trial Revisited) Thomas L Petty MD FAARC and, Peter L Bliss BME Respir Care 2000;45(2):204-211 Comparison of Triggering Sensitivity in Demand Oxygen Delivery Systems. Bliss Pl, McCoy RW, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 1999. A Bench Study of Demand Oxygen Delivery Systems and Continuous Flow Oxygen. Bliss PL, McCoy RW, Adams AB. Respiratory Care 1999;44(8):925-931 Concentrator Performance Reduction Due to Temperature and Humidity. Settlemyer B. 1995. revised 2000. Oxygen Concentrators: How They Work. Settlemyer B. 1995, revised 2000. CPAP and BiLevel Devices BiPAP Vision Ventilator Testing with Various Patient Interfaces Performance of Auto-Titrating CPAP Devices in a Simulation of Varied Patient Breathing Bliss PL, Eiken T, McCoy RW, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 2001 Effects of Respiratory Impedance on the Performance of Bi-Level Pressure Ventilators Alexander B Adams MPH RRT, Peter L Bliss BME and John Hotchkiss MD Respiratory Care 2000;45(4):390-400 Comparison
of Pressure Variation in Nasal CPAP Systems. Bliss PL, McCoy
RW, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 1999. Tracheal Gas Insufflation TRACHEAL GAS INSUFFLATION (TGI) DURING LATE EXHALATIONREDUCES PaCO2 WHILE SPARING TGI GAS – AIRWAY EXPOSURE TIME. Alexander B. Adams RRT, Mary Stone RRT, Peter Bliss BME, Chris Carter M.D, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 2000 PARTIAL EXPIRATORY TRACHEAL GAS INSUFFLATION (TGI) REDUCES PaCO2 WHILE SPARING TGI-AIRWAY EXPOSURE Attwood J, McCoy R, Virag R, Bliss P. presented at AARC Intl. Congress 2000.
Spirometery Bench Comparison of Four Spirometers Which Use Disposable Flow Transducers Bliss PL, Dirks AJ, McCoy RW, Adams AB, presented at AARC Intl. Congress 2001.
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