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Medicinal Air Medical air is used in inhalation.

Medical air is used in inhalation, for example:

  • As part of the fresh gas flow in ventilator treatment and/or anaesthesia.

  • As a propellant in the inhalation of medicines, for example for inhalation with a nebuliser.

  • As pure air in the care of patients prone to infection, for example in organ transplantation or extensive burns.

Medical air is supplied in a gas cylinder. The gas is usually inhaled via a nasal cannula or mask.

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