Nasal catheter to prevent negative pressure
OwnerYoung Jin Baekinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a nasal catheter to prevent a negative pressure, and more particularly, to a nasal catheter that prevents a negative pressure which includes a tube body which is connected to one end of a shaft of an aspirator that suctions rhinorrhea or secretions, and is made up of a cone part whose diameter increases from a distal end toward a rear end of the conduit and an extension part that forms a passage extending from the cone part, and is inserted into the nasal cavity; and a ventilation part in which a ventilation hole penetrating from the distal end of the cone part toward the rear end is formed to allow outside air to flow into the nasal cavity.
Claims3
A nasal catheter to prevent a negative pressure, comprising:
- a tube body formed as a conduit connected to one end of a shaft provided in an aspirator that is configured to suction rhinorrhea or secretions and take the rhinorrhea or secretions out of a body, comprising:
- a cone part having a diameter which increases from a distal end of the conduit toward a rear end of the conduit;
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- an extension part which is connected to the cone part having a passage extending longitudinally within the extension part and is configured to be inserted into a nasal cavity;
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- a ventilation part comprising:
- an inflow tube formed with an empty interior, the inflow tube penetrating an interior of a cross-section of the cone part and the extension part from a distal end of the cone part toward one side of the extension part;
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- an inflow hole which is bent at the one side of the extension part communicating from one end of the inflow tube to an outer surface of the extension part to allow an external air to flow into the nasal cavity, wherein the cone part and the extension part fully cover the ventilation part except both open ends of the ventilation part,
- wherein the ventilation part increases a suction force that causes the rhinorrhea or secretions in the nasal cavity to flow into an inside of the tube body upon when one end of the inflow hole located at the distal end of the cone part is closed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.