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Carbon dioxide (CO2) clearance in an upper-airway model during asymmetrical nasal high flow.

 The asymmetrical interface generated reverse flow and across the choana, which led to unidirectional purging of expired gas from the upper airways.  A slow-motion playback with velocity vectors demonstrates purging of CO2 via the less occluded nare during expiration.

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