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Anaesthetic Circuits
Magill Circuit
Ideally suited for spontaneously
breathing patients the Magill system
comes complete with re-breathing bag
and APL / scavenging valve. Easy to
use circuit, lightweight, and suitable
for small patients and can be used with
Nitrous Oxide. Fresh-gas flow rates 1-1.5
times patient minute volume. Patients
weight 10Kg or above.
Magill
Code Description Price
ANE2105 Mapleson A Each £15.80
Parallel Lack
(Mapleson A) Circuit
Non re-breathing circuit
is a modified version of
the Lack coaxial system.
Comes complete with
2 Litre re-breathing bag
and APL / scavenging
valve (which is fixed in a position to stop
the possibility of microconfiguration.
The 22mm diameter lightweight tube
ensures smooth unrestricted gas flow.
No directional flow valves are used in
this system and it runs at 1-1.5 times the
normal patient volume. Patients weight
10Kg or above.
Parallel Lack
Code Description Price
ANE2106 Parallel Lack Each £21.45
Bain Coaxial Circuit
The popular Bain Coaxial
circuit delivers fresh-gas
flow via a small bore
central tube. Expired gas
travels through outer 22mm wide bore
tube to the re-breathing bag and APL
/ scavenging valve. Great for dental or
head and neck surgery as there are no
valves at the patient end of the system.
Fresh-gas flow rate should be 2-2.5 times
patient minute volume. Patient weight
10Kg or above.
Bain Coaxial Circuit
Code Description Price
ANE2115 Coaxial Circuit Each £19.50
An important anaesthesia parameter is monitoring the proper
airway pressure in the patient. A manometer is standard
on anaesthesia machines with circle systems built-in - the
manometer is used to measure this pressure in centimetres of
water (cm H2O).
However, the manometer on a circle system is not utilised
when a non-breathing circuits, as it is bypassed. Also, for
users with semi-open or non-rebreathing system this is usually
not monitored. As, these systems are also often used on
smaller more fragile patients. Therefore, there is a higher risk
of inadvertent alveoli damage or barotrauma when manually
ventilating a patient "bagging" or when using the oxygen flush.
There have been cases of pneumothorax.
The in-line manometer gives accurate airway pressure to avoid
harmful over inflation, but still ensure, adequate ventilation is
achieved - a great addition to add safety to your anaesthesia
system.
Manometer Only:
We supply two types of in-line Manometers:
X Works with common non-rebreathing circuits
X Simple to use - detach rebreathing bag and insert
manometer (directions included)
Airway Pressure Manometers
Inline Manometer -
0-60 cm H2O
Inline Manometer -
0-25 cm H2O
Airway Pressure Manometers for Non-Rebreathing Anesthesia Circuits,
Code Description Price
ANE1502 Manometer for Anes. Airway 6Ocm H2O*1 £12.50
ANE1502A Manometer for Anes. Airway 25cm H2O*1 £12.50
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