Revolutionary Non-Invasive Sputum Rehabilitation System: Bringing Respiratory Freedom to Patients with Insufficient Cough Capacity

 

An innovative sputum clearance device using MIE technology provides efficient phlegm removal solutions for patients with various conditions

 

With the continuous advancement of medical technology, we have introduced an innovative device designed specifically for patients with insufficient cough capacity—the Non-Invasive Sputum Rehabilitation System. This device brings unprecedented respiratory freedom to patients through its unique working principles and highly effective therapeutic outcomes.
 

The Non-Invasive Sputum Rehabilitation System employs advanced Mechanical Insufflation-Exsufflation (MIE) technology to accurately simulate normal coughing movements, effectively assisting patients in expelling sputum. The system first uses positive pressure to expand the lungs and increase intra-pulmonary pressure, then rapidly switches to negative pressure suction, creating a suction effect across the respiratory system. This loosens sputum, moves it toward the central airways, and ultimately expels it from the body, amplifying cough efficacy and maintaining airway patency.
 

 

The Non-Invasive Sputum Rehabilitation System is applicable across multiple medical fields, including respiratory medicine, thoracic surgery, geriatrics, pediatrics, rehabilitation, neurology, neurosurgery, and intensive care units. It offers effective treatment solutions for the following patient groups:

        1、Patients lacking cough function

        2、Patients with neurological diseases such as ALS, SMA, myasthenia gravis, and spinal cord injuries

        3、Patients with weak cough function, including those bedridden long-term, postoperative patients, individuals with hypostatic pneumonia, and those experiencing sputum clearance difficulties

        4、Patients with chronic respiratory diseases such as COPD and atelectasis

        5、Tracheostomy patients
 

The Non-Invasive Sputum Clearance Machine not only assists in sputum removal but also improves lung function and airway obstruction through periodic exercises. For pulmonary rehabilitation patients, it strengthens thoracic muscles, supports deep breathing, aids lung expansion, and prevents localized atelectasis. The launch of this system marks a significant breakthrough in medical devices for assisted sputum clearance. It enhances patients’ quality of life and provides medical professionals with a powerful therapeutic tool. We anticipate its widespread global adoption to bring hope and improvement to more patients.