Complete specification : an improved dry air inhaler and injector to enable the inhalation and injection of atmospheric air and gases heated to high temperatures by human beings and animals / Lewis Abraham Tallerman.

  • Tallerman, Lewis Abraham.
Date:
[1896]
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Credit: Complete specification : an improved dry air inhaler and injector to enable the inhalation and injection of atmospheric air and gases heated to high temperatures by human beings and animals / Lewis Abraham Tallerman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    N- Qp^) Taller marCs Improved Dry Air Inhaler and Injector. at a temperature commencing at 100 degs. Fah. which is gradually raised in the manner before described. When used as an injector the injection is forced through the mouth nose or anus or any artificial opening or aperture natural or artificial by the pumping operation before described and the temperature is raised 5 and regulated in a similar manner. Volatilization vapourization and evaporation is effected by the exposure of medicaments and other substances in vessels trays or saturated fabrics or other material placed in the inhaling chambers or hung on frames or otherwise con¬ veniently placed in the receiver. 10 Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I claim is 1. A dry hot air inhaler and injector for human beings and animals the system of heating and ventilating which, enables moisture introduced by respiration or 15 otherwise to be evaporated therefrom before and during the process of inhaling or injecting substantially as hereinbefore described. 2. A hot dry air inhaler and injector by means of which atmospheric air compressed air and gases medicated or non-medicated may be gradually heated to any required temperature and maintained thereat for any desired time or the 20 temperature may be raised and lowered and regulated at will during the process of inhaling and injecting thereby enabling the use of the highest degree of heat that can be borne by each patient to be ascertained and used without risk or danger substantially as hereinbefore described. 3. An inhaler and injector in which is volatilized or evaporated or vapourized 25 by dry heat medicaments and other substances wherewith to charge or saturate the atmospheric air gas or other inhalant or injection to be used the degree of heat being regulated at will and raised or lowered or maintained at the temperature most suitable for quickening or retarding the process of volatilization and vapourization before and during the process of inhalation and injection sub- 30 stantially as hereinbefore described. Dated this 28th day of January 1896. LEWIS ABRAHAM TALLERMAN. Loudon . Printed for Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, by Darling & Son,Ltd.—1896
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