Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Means for removing substance from respiratory gas
Patent
1988-10-28
1990-04-10
Burr, Edgar S.
Surgery
Respiratory method or device
Means for removing substance from respiratory gas
12820611, 12820618, 12820718, A62B 700, A62B 904, A62B 2302, A62B 710
Patent
active
049151053
ABSTRACT:
A respiratory apparatus including an air filter; a hose connected to the filter; a nose-connected breathing pipe connected with the hose and having two inhaling valves formed on two side openings of the pipe, two nostril connectors protruding rearwardly from the pipe to fluidically connect to a wearer's nostrils, and an exhalation valve formed in the front portion of the pipe; whereby upon an inhalation by the wearer, a clean air stream is inhaled into the wearer's nose through the inhalation valves, and upon an exhalation, exhaust air is discharged through the exhaling valve. The apparatus being comfortable to wear and providing improved dissipation of facial heat.
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Asher Kimberly L.
Burr Edgar S.
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