Active Humidification is an essential component of invasive and non-invasive respiratory therapies, providing heated and adequately humidified gas under conditions close to physiological. By keeping temperature and humidity under control, it contributes to the preservation of the respiratory epithelium and mucociliary function.

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In neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients, adequate humidification reduces the risk of mucosal dryness, thickening of secretions, and complications associated with ventilation. In addition to promoting greater comfort and tolerance to therapy, it reinforces healthcare safety and clinical stability in the hospital environment.