Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Including body or head supported means covering user's scalp
Patent
1994-01-24
1996-05-14
Asher, Kimberly L.
Surgery
Respiratory method or device
Including body or head supported means covering user's scalp
12820124, 12820128, 12820425, 12820524, A62B 1704, A62B 1810, A62B 710, A62B 2302
Patent
active
055158439
ABSTRACT:
A helmet includes a casing engaged in the helmet for accommodating air or pressurized oxygen, a mask secured to the helmet, an inlet pipe connecting the casing to the mask for supplying air into the mask. Fresh air or oxygen accommodated in the casing can be supplied into the mask via the inlet pipe. A bypass is formed in the body and connected to the mask, the exhaled gas in the mask can be sucked out of the mask when air flows through the bypass.
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