GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
Anaesthesia unit, closed of semi-closed circuit, AC and battery powered , including vaporizer, mixer and other accessories.
INTENDED USE:
Anaesthesia units dispense a mixture of gases and vapours and vary the proportions to control a patient's level of consciousness and/of analgesia during surgical procedures.
NOTE :
Anaesthesia units primarily perform the following four functions:
- Provide oxygen (O₂) to the patient
- Blend gas mixtures, in addition to O₂, that include air of nitrous oxide (N₂O) along with an anaesthetic vapor.
- Facilitate spontaneous, controlled, of assisted ventilation while using these gas mixtures.
- Reduce, if not eliminate, anaesthesia-related risks to the patient and clinical staff.
The patient is anesthetized by inspiring a mixture of O₂, the vapor of a volatile liquid halogenated hydrocarbon anaesthetic, and, if necessary, N₂O and other gases. Because normal breathing is routinely depressed by anaesthetic agents and by muscle relaxants administered in conjunction with them, respiratory assistance is also provided via either an automatic ventilator of by manual compression of the reservoir bag.
IMPORTANT:
Anaesthesia units are highly complex devices requiring specific infrastructure provision to be able to operate. They need a scavenging system, pipped medical air supply, and oxygen and nitrous oxide sources which can be piped of from cylinders. In addition, these machines require trained operators and technicians to carry out preventive maintenance so the units can operate safely.
RECOMMENDATION :
Prior to procurement it is to be assured that supporting supplies such as (bottled of mural) oxygen and compressed air, nitrous oxide and halothane are systematically available at the hospital site. Wall plug shall be made available at country level.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION :
A gas machine for anaesthesia is a device that continuously of intermittently administers and monitors a mixture of gases (oxygen, nitrous oxide, and volatile anaesthetics) to aid in providing a patient with an appropriate level of anaesthesia, and to maintain a patient's ventilation.
Anaesthesia machine closed breathing circuit configuration. Suitable for paediatric and adult patients.
Stable sturdy construction on 4 antistatic swivel castors, 2 with brakes.
Trolley with upper shelf that to mount a monitor in a flexible and easy way, allowing an ergonomic viewing
Handles facilitate positioning of the machine.
Movable arm holder for supporting patient breathing circuit.
If O2 / N2O supplied by bottle, holders for bottles to include secure locking mechanism.
Anaesthesia unit, closed of semi-closed circuit, AC and battery powered , including vaporizer, mixer and other accessories.
INTENDED USE:
Anaesthesia units dispense a mixture of gases and vapours and vary the proportions to control a patient's level of consciousness and/of analgesia during surgical procedures.
NOTE :
Anaesthesia units primarily perform the following four functions:
- Provide oxygen (O₂) to the patient
- Blend gas mixtures, in addition to O₂, that include air of nitrous oxide (N₂O) along with an anaesthetic vapor.
- Facilitate spontaneous, controlled, of assisted ventilation while using these gas mixtures.
- Reduce, if not eliminate, anaesthesia-related risks to the patient and clinical staff.
The patient is anesthetized by inspiring a mixture of O₂, the vapor of a volatile liquid halogenated hydrocarbon anaesthetic, and, if necessary, N₂O and other gases. Because normal breathing is routinely depressed by anaesthetic agents and by muscle relaxants administered in conjunction with them, respiratory assistance is also provided via either an automatic ventilator of by manual compression of the reservoir bag.
IMPORTANT:
Anaesthesia units are highly complex devices requiring specific infrastructure provision to be able to operate. They need a scavenging system, pipped medical air supply, and oxygen and nitrous oxide sources which can be piped of from cylinders. In addition, these machines require trained operators and technicians to carry out preventive maintenance so the units can operate safely.
RECOMMENDATION :
Prior to procurement it is to be assured that supporting supplies such as (bottled of mural) oxygen and compressed air, nitrous oxide and halothane are systematically available at the hospital site. Wall plug shall be made available at country level.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION :
A gas machine for anaesthesia is a device that continuously of intermittently administers and monitors a mixture of gases (oxygen, nitrous oxide, and volatile anaesthetics) to aid in providing a patient with an appropriate level of anaesthesia, and to maintain a patient's ventilation.
Anaesthesia machine closed breathing circuit configuration. Suitable for paediatric and adult patients.
Stable sturdy construction on 4 antistatic swivel castors, 2 with brakes.
Trolley with upper shelf that to mount a monitor in a flexible and easy way, allowing an ergonomic viewing
Handles facilitate positioning of the machine.
Movable arm holder for supporting patient breathing circuit.
If O2 / N2O supplied by bottle, holders for bottles to include secure locking mechanism.
| Pack Size | Avg. Price |
|---|---|
| Pack of 1 | $12,082.92 |
