Method of conveying breathing gases to or from a patient

Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Means for mixing treating agent with respiratory gas

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C128S201130, C128S203170, C128S203260, C128S203270, C128S204170

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07958891

ABSTRACT:
A method of conveying humid breathing gases from a patient through a breathable breathing tube. The breathing tube includes a heater associated, at least in part, with a portion of hydrophilic material. The purpose of the heater is to evaporate any condensed liquid collecting in the conduit, which is first sucked up by the hydrophilic material. The heated wick reduces the risk of collected water being passed to the patient and causing choking fits or discomfit. It is preferred that the heated wick lies freely in the conduit to settle at low points in the conduit where condensation may collect.

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