6 patents
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USE OF INHALED NITRIC OXIDE (iNO) FOR TREATMENT OF INFECTION, INCLUDING INFECTION WITH SARS-CoV2 AND TREATMENT OF COVID-19
25 May 23
The present disclosure relates to use of pulsed dose inhaled nitric oxide for treatment of infection, including infection with SARS-CoV2 and the disease state COVID-19.
Parag SHAH
Filed: 6 Apr 21
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Use of Inhaled Nitric Oxide (Ino) for the Improvement of Severe Hypoxemia
25 May 23
Described are methods for improving oxygen saturation in patients suffering from hypoxemia, wherein said patients are receiving a continuous flow of oxygen at 10 L/min and exhibit an initial oxygen saturation of at least about 88%, comprising administering inhaled nitric oxide to said patients in an outpatient setting.
Parag SHAH, Deborah QUINN
Filed: 8 Aug 19
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IMPROVEMENT IN PULMONARY ARTERIAL COMPLIANCE WITH INHALED NITRIC OXIDE (iNO) TREATMENT
2 Mar 23
Described are methods for reducing pulmonary resistance, reducing pulmonary pressure, and increasing pulmonary arterial compliance by providing a inhaled nitric oxide.
Parag SHAH, Peter FERNANDES
Filed: 27 Jan 21
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Combination Drug Therapies of PDE-5 Inhibitors and Inhaled Nitric Oxide
31 Mar 22
Described are methods for treatment of hypertension in combination with pulsed, inhaled nitric oxide.
Parag SHAH, Peter Paul FERNANDES, Bobae KIM
Filed: 14 Jan 20
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USE OF INHALED NITRIC OXIDE (iNO) FOR IMPROVING ACTIVITY LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH LUNG-RELATED CONDITIONS
17 Mar 22
Described are methods for maintaining or improving activity levels in patients lung-related conditions.
Parag SHAH, Peter Paul FERNANDES, Bobae KIM, Martin DEKKER
Filed: 3 Jan 20
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Method and Apparatus for Pulsatile Delivery of Nitric Oxide
22 Jul 21
Described are methods for providing a pulsed dose of nitric oxide during at least the first two-thirds of total inspiratory time in each single breath for a therapeutically relevant period of time.
Parag SHAH, Martin DEKKER, William LEONARD, Donatas ZUZEVICIUS
Filed: 17 May 19
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