Oral care has a long history with early forms of oral hygiene dating back to Babylonia in 3500 BC. The first toothbrush invented in china during the late 1400s, featured stiff hog hairs attached to bamboo stick. However, the modern tooth brush that is used today was introduced in 1938 by Dupont. In the context of ventilated patients, oral care plays a vital role in maintaining their overall health and preventing complications. As these patients face higher risk due to reduced saliva production, prolonged intubation, and the presence of endotracheal tubes. Proper health care is crucial for preventing infections, aspiration pneumonia etc. Interestingly, the significance for oral care did not receive the attention it deserved. However, oral care for ventilated patients has emerged more prominently in modern healthcare practices.
As a result, specific protocols and guidelines for oral care have been established, interdisciplinary teams now collaborate to ensure oral care for ventilated patients. These efforts include frequent assessment, appropriate positioning, suctioning, moisturizing, and regular oral hygiene practices. In the realm of manufacturing oral care products, the key players are Medline, Stryker, Kimberly Clark and others.
The future of oral care for ventilated patients shows great potential for advancements. These include the development of innovative oral care products such as Q care oral cleansing & suctioning system, Perox A mint solution, suction swab, suction toothbrush, covered Yankauer and advanced oral moisturizer spray will offer best care to ventilated patients. The integration of telemedicine and remote monitoring technologies will provide real guidance and support during oral care procedures. Lastly, oral care for ventilated patients is set to improve significantly, leading to better oral health outcomes.
Scope
Product Focus (Filing Country)
Our report shows country wise patent filings on tooth brush and oral care devices.
Key Assignee
Report shows patent filing by different assignees on various oral care method used for ventilated patients
Patent Filing Trend (Product Focus)
Our report shows patent filing on tooth brush and other oral care methods used for ventilated patients between 2004 and 2013.
Patent Filing Trend (Component Innovation)
Our report showcases components of oral care products with patent filing between 2004 and 2013.
Our report shows key players of oral care products for ventilated patients in Europe, United Kingdom, and United States
Product Type
Our report showcases the companies and the manufactured product types.
Our report exhibits product types and the number of companies that manufacture the particular product type.
Problems and Solutions Analysis
Our report identifies problems and offers solutions through the patents filed on oral care for ventilated patients.
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Data Collection Matrix
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1. Introduction
1.1 Objective
1.2 Technological categorization
1.3 Inclusion & Exclusion
2. Overview of oral care for ventilated patients
2.1 History
2.2 Advantages
2.3 Types of oral care products for ventilated patients
3. Patent analysis
3.1 Key assignees
3.2 Publication countries
3.3 Filing trends
3.4 Legal status
3.5 Product focus (filing country)
3.6 Patent filing trend
3.7 Component innovation v/s publication year
3.8 Top protection countries
4. Geographical analysis
4.1 Geography of key players (key regions, business focus, target customer)
5. Technology/ Product analysis
5.1 Product type (key player’s v/s medical application)
5.2 Key players (product focus v/s product components)
6. Problems and solutions
7. Conclusion
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1 | Patent analysis | · Key assignees · Publication countries · Filing trends · Legal status · Product focus by filing country · Key assignee (product/industry domain) · Patent filing trend (product focus by filing year) · Component innovation v/s publication year · Top protection countries |
2 | Geographical analysis | · Key players (key regions, business focus, target customer) |
3 | Product analysis | · Product type (key player’s v/s medical application/use) · Key players (product focus v/s product components) |
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9 | Key Players v/s Medical Application/Use |
