Apparatus for administering aerosols

Details Apparatus for administering aerosols Apparatus for administering aerosols

2006-07-18

2006-07-18

Lewis, Aaron J. (Department: 3743)

Surgery

Liquid medicament atomizer or sprayer

C128S204230

Reexamination Certificate

active

07077125

ABSTRACT:
A stationary inhalation apparatus for the individual controlled inhalation of therapeutic aerosols comprises a drug-release means3,at least one drug reservoir2,a reader4for reading out a patient's individual parameters and/or the aerosol parameters stored in a memory means and a control unit connected to the drug-release means3and the reader4for releasing the drug as a function of the read-out parameters. This stationary inhalation apparatus1permits the administration of different drugs to a multitude of patients.

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