Therapeutic device
AssigneeR. Cegla GmbH & Co. KG
InventorUlrich Cegla
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AssigneeR. Cegla GmbH & Co. KG
InventorUlrich Cegla
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A therapeutic device for improving the respiration of a patient, the device comprising a curved or kinked pipe section, into the first end of which a mouthpiece provided with a passage is disposed, a holding peg inserted into a second end of the pipe section and connected thereto, the holding peg having a passage disposed therein and being insertable into the inside of the pipe section, and a flexible hose attached to the holding peg inside the pipe section, a free end of the hose moveable freely in an area of the mouthpiece between an inner wall of the pipe section, such that the therapeutic device can be used during inhalation and exhalation, the device (1) enabling the patient to train his respiratory passageways both during exhalation and inhalation, thereby to improve the effectiveness of respiration.
A therapeutic device for improving respiration of a person, the device comprising a curved or kinked pipe section, into a first end of which a mouthpiece provided with a passage channel is disposed, with a holding peg inserted into a second end of the pipe section and connected to it, the holding peg having a passage channel disposed therein and insertable in whole and in part into the pipe section, and a flexible hose attached to the holding peg inside the pipe section, with a free end of the hose moveable freely in an area of the mouthpiece within an inner wall of the pipe section,
A therapeutic device for improving the respiration of a patient, the device comprising a curved or kinked pipe section, into a first end of which a mouthpiece is disposed, with a holding peg inserted into the first end of the pipe section and held in a movable arrangement, with a flexible hose attached to an end of the holding peg and pointing away from the mouthpiece, with the flexible hose following the curvature of the pipe section,
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