Breathing mask with hypoglossal nerve and diaphragm muscle stimulation functions, and ventilation treatment equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses a breathing mask with hypoglossal nerve and diaphragm muscle stimulation functions, and ventilation treatment equipment. The breathing mask comprises a mask body, a breathing state monitoring device, a hypoglossal stimulation electrode and a diaphragm muscle stimulation electrode, wherein the breathing state monitoring device is mounted at the bottom of the mask body, and the hypoglossal stimulation electrode and the diaphragm muscle stimulation electrode are connected with the breathing state monitoring device; the mask body communicates with the breathing state monitoring device through a thin tube; the breathing state monitoring device comprises a protection shell, and further comprises a sensor detection circuit, a CPU controller and a stimulation pulse circuitwhich are arranged in the protection shell; the pressure, temperature, blood oxygen saturation degree and heart rate data of a breathing air flow, introduced into the protection shell, of a wearer aredetected by the sensor detection circuit and transmitted to the CPU controller; and the CPU controller judges whether the wearer has obstructive apnea and central apnea or not, and triggers the stimulation pulse circuit to stimulate the hypoglossal nerve to contract the genioglossus muscle and stimulate the diaphragm muscle to contract.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of breathing masks, in particular to a breathing mask and ventilation treatment equipment with hypoglossal nerve and diaphragm stimulation functions. Background technique [0002] Sleep is closely related to many activities of the body. With the general acceleration of people's life rhythm, the incidence of sleep-disordered breathing is increasing. It is the source of chronic diseases in internal medicine and has a serious impact on people's health and quality of life. Sleep-disordered breathing is divided into obstructive sleep apnea (OSAHS), central sleep apnea, and mixed sleep apnea. Among them, OSAHS is the most common sleep-disordered breathing, which refers to repeated complete or partial obstruction or collapse of the upper airway, resulting in apnea or hypoventilation, repeated hypoxemia, hypercapnia, repeated arousal and sleep A disease characterized by structural disorders and decreased sleep qua...

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Problems solved by technology

Although many non-invasive ventilator manufacturers have developed new ventilation technologies to improve the comfort of patients, they still have their own shortcomings: they are expensive and difficult to be widely used in developing countries; It is especially inconvenient for people on business trips; connecting tubes restricts patients' nocturnal activities and reduces compliance; continuous positive pressure means continuous airflow, which will cause discomfort for most patients, so that quite a few patients cannot tolerate treatment

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