Patents

US 11529476 B2: Dry powder delivery device and methods of use

Granted
2022-12-20
Filed
2018-05-21 application 16615278
Type
Utility · 9 claims
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Abstract

A dry powder aerosol delivery device and related methods for delivering precise and repeatable dosages to a subject for pulmonary use is disclosed. The dry powder aerosol delivery device includes a housing, a cartridge, and a dry powder dispersion mechanism, and at least one differential pressure sensor. The dry powder delivery device is automatically breath actuated by the user when the differential pressure sensor senses a predetermined pressure change within housing. The dry powder aerosol delivery device is then actuated to generate a plume of particles having an average ejected particle diameter within the respirable size range, e.g., less than about 5-6 μm, so as to target the pulmonary system of the user.

Source: PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10 (ipg221220.xml).

Assignees

AssigneeTypePlaceAlso on furp.orgSource
PNEUMA RESPIRATORY, INC. 28 patentsUS company or organizationBoone, NCPneuma Respiratory, Inc. Form D issuer EXACT high confidence: identical full name and statePVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

Inventors

InventorPlacePatentsPerson pageSource
Charles Eric HunterBoone, NC53PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
John H. HebrankDurham, NC51PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
Louis Thomas GerminarioKingsport, TN27PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

CPC categories

SubclassCategoryFirst groupSource
A61MDevices for introducing media into, or onto, the body ; devices for transducing body media or for taking media from the body ; devices for producing or ending sleep or stuporA61M15/0091PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

Cooperative Patent Classification, as currently assigned (one row per subclass).

Assignments and security interests

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