US Patent 10933210 Nasal cannula with turbulation elements
Patent 10933210 was granted and assigned to Fisher & Paykel Healthcare on March, 2021 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Nasal cannulas for providing respiratory therapy to patients can have a curved prong section that has turbulation elements on the inside curve of the prong. A flow of breathing gas moving through the prong may incur less resistance and create less noise when flowing through such a prong due to the promotion of favorable flow dynamics.
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Laurence Gulliver0
Mark Thomas O'Connor0
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March 2, 2021
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US Patent 10933210 Nasal cannula with turbulation elements
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