Mist inhaler
OwnerPuthalath Raghuprasadinventor
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An inhaler apparatus by which a vapor is condensed by a powder containing medication into a cloud of very fine particles that can be inhaled deep into a patient's lungs. The apparatus includes an enclosure, preferably a transparent container, which enables the patient to observe the formation of the cloud. The cloud is formed because of the provision within the enclosure of the proper pressure, moisture content, temperature, and a dust-like powder that is actually the medication and which seeds the cloud. A heater is placed adjacent a liquid to cause the liquid to heat and vaporize. A small pump reduces the pressure within the container only the amount required to achieve the proper conditions for the cloud formation. A liquid is placed in a liquid containing part of the container. The patient actuates the starting mechanism and the pump partially evacuates the transparent container; then the heating element commences vaporizing the water, after which suitable medication powder flows into the transparent container, and seeds the cloud. The cloud should form at the instant the powdered medication is introduced into the transparent container. This is the signal for the patient to inhale the cloud.
An inhaler apparatus by which a mixture of vapor and medication is formed to provide a cloud of very fine particle size that can be inhaled deep into a patient's lungs;
An inhaler apparatus by which a vapor containing medication is formed to provide a cloud of very fine mist that can be inhaled deep into a patient's lungs, said apparatus includes an enclosure that forms a cloud chamber within which a cloud of medication and vapor can be formed;
A method of forming a cloud of vapor and medicine that can be inhaled to treat the lungs, comprising the steps of:
A method of forming a cloud of vapor and medicine that can be inhaled to treat the lungs, comprising the steps of:
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