Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Including body or head supported means covering user's scalp
Patent
1988-01-22
1989-02-28
Burr, Edgar S.
Surgery
Respiratory method or device
Including body or head supported means covering user's scalp
12820128, 12820512, 12820125, 55DIG35, A62B 1704
Patent
active
048076147
ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a protective hood for an emergency which is formed in part by a permeable strip-like piece holding back dust-like harmful substances. At least in the region of the eyes, the protective hood has a section made of transparent material and the hood also includes an inner half-mask with a breathing air inlet and an exhalation valve. The protective hood is improved by reducing the resistance to inhalation and expanding the protection against harmful gaseous components. This protection is achieved in that the strip-like piece is made of a nonwoven fabric which is provided with a preparation holding back also gaseous harmful substances and includes a breathing air inlet in the form of an inhalation valve for admitting breathing air.
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Rohling Holmer
van der Smissen Carl E.
Asher Kimberly L.
Burr Edgar S.
Dragerwerk Aktiengesellschaft
Ottesen Walter
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