Meshnebulisaator

Meshnebulisaator, also known as a mesh nebulizer, is a type of medical device used to convert liquid medication into a fine mist for inhalation. This mist is then breathed directly into the lungs, allowing medication to reach the respiratory system efficiently. Mesh nebulizers are known for their quiet operation and small size, making them a convenient option for both children and adults.

Unlike traditional jet nebulizers that use compressed air to create an aerosol, mesh nebulizers employ a vibrating mesh or membrane with tiny holes. This mesh oscillates at high frequency, forcing the liquid medication through the holes to form a very fine aerosol particle. This mechanism contributes to their efficiency in delivering medication and their portability. The small particle size ensures that the medication can penetrate deep into the airways, reaching the lungs effectively.

Mesh nebulizers typically consist of a medication cup, a power source (often batteries or a rechargeable unit), and the vibrating mesh technology. They are generally easy to use and clean, requiring minimal assembly. The quiet operation is a significant advantage, especially for children who may be frightened by the noise of older nebulizer types. This makes the treatment process less stressful for both the patient and caregivers.

These devices are commonly prescribed for respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), cystic fibrosis, and other lung diseases that require inhaled medication. The efficiency and portability of mesh nebulizers have made them a popular choice in both home and clinical settings for delivering a wide range of inhaled therapies.