
Bedside Monitoring Of Endotracheal Tube PositionAward last edited on: 9/20/13
Sponsored Program
SBIRAwarding Agency
NIH : NHLBITotal Award Amount
$402,986Award Phase
2Solicitation Topic Code
-----Principal Investigator
Hussein A MansyCompany Information
Biomedical Acoustics Research Company (AKA: BARC~Biomedical Acoustics Research Corp)
4079 Conway Place Circle
Orlando, FL 32812
Orlando, FL 32812
(847) 332-2217 |
info@biomedicalacoustics.com |
www.biomedicalacoustics.com |
Location: Single
Congr. District: 09
County: Orange
Congr. District: 09
County: Orange
Phase I
Contract Number: 1R43HL112374-01A1Start Date: 8/15/12 Completed: 7/31/14
Phase I year
2012Phase I Amount
$266,543Public Health Relevance:
This project proposes to develop a device to help improve monitoring of endotracheal tubes used in patients with ventilatory failure, airway compromise, and/or during general anesthesia. It will alert health care providers to tube malposition. This wil likely allow improved early correction of tube position, which would result in reduced morbidity, mortality and cost of healthcare.
Public Health Relevance Statement:
This project proposes to develop a device to help improve monitoring of endotracheal tubes used in patients with ventilatory failure, airway compromise, and/or during general anesthesia. It will alert health care providers to tube malposition. This wil likely allow improved early correction of tube position, which would result in reduced morbidity, mortality and cost of healthcare.
NIH Spending Category:
Bioengineering; Clinical Research; Lung
Project Terms:
Acoustics; Animals; Atelectasis; Bedside Technology; Breath Tests; Bronchi; Bronchoscopy; Characteristics; Chest; Computer software; computerized data processing; Computers; cost; Custom; Dependence; design and construction; detector; Devices; Diagnosis; Diagnostic; Dimensions; Dysbarism; endotracheal; Environmental air flow; Failure (biologic function); Family suidae; General Anesthesia; Generations; Gold; Health Care Costs; Health Personnel; Human; human subject; Hypoxia; improved; Individual; information display; innovation; Intubation; Lead; Location; Lung; Lung diseases; meetings; Metric; Modeling; Monitor; Morbidity - disease rate; Mortality Vital Statistics; Movement; Neck; Noise; Obesity; operation; Oropharyngeal; Patients; Performance; Phase; Physics; Pneumothorax; Positioning Attribute; Process; prototype; Pulmonary Pathology; Reporting; Research; Respiratory System; sensor; Signal Transduction; sound; Technology; Testing; Time; Trachea; Tube; Weight
Phase II
Contract Number: 5R43HL112374-02Start Date: 8/15/12 Completed: 7/31/14
Phase II year
2013Phase II Amount
$136,443Public Health Relevance Statement:
This project proposes to develop a device to help improve monitoring of endotracheal tubes used in patients with ventilatory failure, airway compromise, and/or during general anesthesia. It will alert health care providers to tube malposition. This wil likely allow improved early correction of tube position, which would result in reduced morbidity, mortality and cost of healthcare.
Project Terms:
Acoustics; Animals; Atelectasis; Bedside Technology; Breath Tests; Bronchi; Bronchoscopy; Characteristics; Chest; Computer software; computerized data processing; Computers; cost; Custom; Dependence; design and construction; detector; Devices; Diagnosis; Diagnostic; Dimensions; Dysbarism; endotracheal; Environmental air flow; Failure (biologic function); Family suidae; General Anesthesia; Generations; Gold; Health Care Costs; Health Personnel; Human; human subject; Hypoxia; improved; Individual; information display; innovation; Intubation; Lead; Location; Lung; Lung diseases; meetings; Metric; Modeling; Monitor; Morbidity - disease rate; Mortality Vital Statistics; Movement; Neck; Noise; Obesity; operation; Oropharyngeal; Patients; Performance; Phase; Physics; Pneumothorax; Positioning Attribute; Process; prototype; Pulmonary Pathology; Reporting; Research; Respiratory System; sensor; Signal Transduction; sound; Technology; Testing; Time; Trachea; Tube; Weight