Patient Interface Design is a methodological construct in nebulizer systems that specifies the structural and functional configuration of the physical interface between the patient and the delivery device, distinguishing it from other system components by focusing on ergonomic adaptation, aerosol retention, and patient-specific physiological compatibility.
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University of Waterloo
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