A patient interface system includes a nasal seal of flexible material to communicate with at least one airway of the patient, and a primary headgear from which the nasal seal is suspended, said primary headgear having at least one aperture though which at least a portion of the nasal seal is inserte
A patient interface system includes a nasal seal of flexible material to communicate with at least one airway of the patient, and a primary headgear from which the nasal seal is suspended, said primary headgear having at least one aperture though which at least a portion of the nasal seal is inserted with the primary headgear wrapping about at least one portion of the nasal seal in a sling-like fashion.
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1. A patient interface system comprising: a nasal seal of flexible material to communicate with at least one airway of the patient;an adhesive pad adapted to be positioned on the patient; anda primary headgear to which the nasal seal is removably attached, said primary headgear including a fabric an
1. A patient interface system comprising: a nasal seal of flexible material to communicate with at least one airway of the patient;an adhesive pad adapted to be positioned on the patient; anda primary headgear to which the nasal seal is removably attached, said primary headgear including a fabric and/or textile material connected to at least a portion of the nasal seal, with the primary headgear being repeatably attachable to the adhesive pad,wherein the adhesive pad comprises a first side with an adhesive adapted to contact the patient's face and a second side opposing the first side, the second side adapted to engage a portion of the primary headgear, and the primary headgear is configured to the be removable from the second side of the adhesive pad without being permanently deformed. 2. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear includes a section having at least one aperture through which at least a portion of the nasal seal extends, the nasal seal being positively located against a rim surrounding the aperture. 3. The patient interface system of claim 2, further comprising a secondary headgear to extend around the back of the patient's head. 4. The patient interface system of claim 3, wherein the secondary headgear is adapted to extend below the ears of the patient in use. 5. The patient interface system of claim 3, wherein the secondary headgear is connected to one or more lateral side portions and/or connectors of the nasal seal. 6. The patient interface system of claim 5, wherein at least one end of the secondary headgear includes a hook to be secured with a corresponding structure on the nare seal. 7. The patient interface system of claim 3, wherein the secondary headgear is connected to lateral side portions of the primary headgear. 8. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear is flexible. 9. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear includes a laminate. 10. The patient interface system of claim 9, wherein the laminate includes a soft first inner layer to face the patient and a second outer layer opposite to the first inner layer. 11. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear includes a reinforcing layer to add rigidity to the primary headgear. 12. The patient interface system of claim 1, further comprising a pair of apertures provided in a center section of the primary headgear, and the nasal seal comprises a pair of generally hollow nozzles that extend through respective ones of the pair of apertures. 13. The patient interface system of claim 12, wherein the nozzles have a cross sectional size that is greater than a cross sectional size of the apertures in at least one dimension. 14. The patient interface system of claim 12, wherein the nozzles are made of a resilient material and are deformable between a normal position and a compressed position, and to assemble the nozzles and the primary headgear, the nozzles are squeezed to resiliently compress the nozzle material, wherein the nozzles fit into and through the apertures, and the nozzles are structured to resiliently expand to the normal position once inserted through the apertures and released, so as to interlock the primary headgear with the nozzles. 15. The patient interface system of claim 12, wherein the nasal seal further comprises a base or gusset portion to which the pair of nozzles are provided, and the center section of the headgear is provided or sandwiched between the nozzles and the base or gusset portion. 16. The patient interface system of claim 15, wherein each said nozzle includes a stalk provided to the base or gusset portion and a generally cone shaped head provided to a distal end of the stalk, the cone shaped head extending through the respective aperture. 17. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear includes at least one arm extending from a center section. 18. The patient interface system of claim 17, wherein each said arm extends linearly away from the center section. 19. The patient interface system of claim 17, wherein each said arm extends at an angle relative to the center section. 20. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein a lower portion of the primary headgear perimeter is cut out or arc shaped to accommodate the patient's septum or top lip. 21. The patient interface system of claim 20, wherein the lower portion is concave. 22. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the second side includes a second attachment region to engage with a first attachment region of the primary headgear. 23. The patient interface system of claim 22, wherein the first and second attachment regions are secured to one another via a hook and loop fastening system. 24. The patient interface system of claim 22, wherein the first and second attachment regions are secured to one another via adhesive. 25. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the nasal seal and the primary headgear form an assembly when the nasal seal is attached to the primary headgear, the assembly being removable from the adhesive pad as a unit. 26. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear is configured to be removable from the adhesive pad without distorting the integrity of the primary headgear. 27. The patient interface system of claim 1, wherein the primary headgear is configured to be reusable.
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