This invention relates to the field of end-tidal
carbon dioxide monitoring technology, and discloses a device for end-tidal
carbon dioxide monitoring during endoscopic examination, comprising: an
endoscope, a monitoring unit, and a
sputum removal unit. The
endoscope includes a base cover, an oropharyngeal tube, a flexible arc-shaped
larynx, and an
airway inlet tube. The monitoring unit includes a four-way tube and a one-way
breathing head. The
sputum removal unit includes a mounting frame and a coarse filter tube, a heating tube, a condenser tube, and a fine filter tube mounted on the mounting frame, as well as a
temperature control component for adjusting the temperature of the coarse filter tube, the heating tube, the condenser tube, and the fine filter tube, and a drive component for driving the
water circulation constructed by the coarse filter tube, the heating tube, the condenser tube, the fine filter tube, and the
temperature control component. This invention can deliver a continuous high-flow
oxygen supply directly to the patient's
larynx from the outside. The combination of these two methods can effectively reduce the risk of
hypoxemia during endoscopic examination, and can ensure that the air entering the external monitoring device is clean, avoiding the influence of
water vapor and secretions on the monitoring results and preventing secretions from clogging the sampling tube.