INFANT NASAL CPAP CANULA SEAL DEFINING A VENT
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Dec 29, 2011
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Jun 28, 2010
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Jun 28, 2010
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A nasal CPAP canula seal having directions of “above” and “below” by its anticipated placement on an infant face, above being higher up on the face and below being lower down. The seal has a canula supporting portion, defining holes for canula passage into the nostrils, and a nose-anchoring portion extending about the apertures and designed to help anchor the nasal CPAP canula seal by adhering to the infant nose. Also, the nose-anchoring portion defines a laterally central notch cut-out adapted to form a moisture vent when the nose-anchoring portion is folded about the nose.
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