Oxygen delivery systems rely on flexible conduits to transport oxygen from a source, such as a concentrator or tank, to the patient. These conduits are typically made of clear, lightweight plastic materials designed for biocompatibility, flexibility, and resistance to kinking. Different diameters and lengths accommodate various oxygen delivery methods, including nasal cannulas and masks.
The efficient and safe delivery of supplemental oxygen is critical for patients with respiratory conditions. These conduits play a vital role in ensuring a continuous flow of oxygen, contributing significantly to patient comfort and therapeutic efficacy. Developments in materials science have led to improved durability, flexibility, and patient comfort compared to earlier materials. This has facilitated better oxygen delivery and reduced the risk of leaks or disruptions in flow.
