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LIQUID BREATHING: Novel System for the Treatment of Advanced Respiratory Disorders

Liquid ventilation products have been developed for the treatment of advanced respiratory disorders. Over 20 years of research and a strong patent portfolio have uniquely positioned this technology to address unmet needs for neonatal, pediatric and adult intensive care units to treat lung conditions.

The standard treatment for severe lung dysfunction is mechanical ventilation-often insufficient therapy that can cause further lung damage. Liquid ventilation provides extraordinary gas exchange and blood oxygenation, reduction of lung inflammation, and the ability to deliver drugs directly through the lung. A short time to market can bring this technology to patients within three to five years.

The technology is based on extensive research by renowned researchers Drs. Marla Wolfson and Thomas Shaffer-both widely recognized for their creation of total liquid ventilation and as the world's foremost authorities in the application and use of perfluorocarbon liquids for treating respiratory diseases. Contact us for further information.

Recent Patents

• Japanese Patents awarded to Temple University
  Temple University was awarded two patents in Japan titled Method for Protecting Cells and Tissues from Ionizing Radiation Toxicity with Unsaturated Aryl Sulfones (No. 4302986). Dr. E.Premkumar Reddy is an inventor on this patent. Dr.’s M. V. Ramana Reddy, Ramana M. V. Reddy, Stephen C. Cosenza and Lawrence Helson are Co-Inventors. Japanese Patent titled Styryl Sulfone Anticancer Agents (No. 4294217) was awarded to Dr. E.Premkumar Reddy. Dr. M.V. Ramana Reddy as co-inventor on this patent.
• New Mexican Patent Issued to Temple University
  Mexican Patent 264588 was awarded to Temple University on February 16, 2009 for “Partial Dentin Caries Excavator.” The invention was created by Dr. Daniel W. Boston, Chair of Temple’s Department of Restorative Dentistry. This invention is part of a patent portfolio licensed to New Jersey-based SS White Burs. SS White Burs is an industry leader in the manufacture of dental burs and innovator in new dental products, dental procedures and dental lab products.
• New Korean Patent Issued to Temple University
  Korean Patent 10-0909371 was awarded to Temple University on July 20, 2009 for “Partial Dentin Caries Excavator.” The invention was created by Dr. Daniel W. Boston, Chair of Temple’s Department of Restorative Dentistry. This invention is part of a patent portfolio licensed to New Jersey-based SS White Burs. SS White Burs is an industry leader in the manufacture of dental burs and innovator in new dental products, dental procedures and dental lab products.