Oropharyngeal Airway plastic injection mold/mould

The oropharyngeal airway refers to the airway from the mouth to the pharynx. During breathing, air passes from the mouth into the pharynx and then further through the throat and trachea into the lungs. The oropharyngeal airway is part of the respiratory system and plays an important role in introducing air into the lungs. However, there are situations where the oropharyngeal airway may be affected by a number of problems and obstructions. For example, a throat infection or tumor may cause the throat to become narrow, making it difficult to breathe easily. In addition, enlargement of the back wall of the throat, tonsils, or base of the tongue may block the oropharyngeal airway. Obstruction of the oropharyngeal airway may cause problems such as difficulty breathing, difficulty speaking, snoring, or brief respiratory cessation during sleep. Patients with persistent airway obstruction may require diagnosis and treatment, such as snoring monitoring, airway imaging, or surgical intervention to restore a patent oropharyngeal airway. If you have a health problem related to your oropharyngeal airway, please consult a doctor or medical professional for accurate diagnosis and treatment recommendations.