Reinforced PVC Anesthesia Catheter With Watertrap For Adult And Pediatric

Product Specification

Reinforced PVC Anesthesia Breathing Circuit With Watertrap For Adult And Pediatric

1. Material:
- The catheter is made of reinforced PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride). PVC is a common material used in medical devices due to its flexibility, biocompatibility, and ease of sterilization. The term "reinforced" suggests that the catheter has additional structural support to enhance its durability.

2. Anesthesia Catheter:
- The primary purpose of the catheter is to assist in the delivery of anesthesia during medical procedures. Anesthesia catheters are inserted into the patient's airway to administer anesthetic gases or medications.

3. Watertrap:
- The inclusion of a water trap in the catheter is a feature designed to capture and prevent the passage of liquid, such as condensation or secretions, from entering the breathing circuit. This helps maintain the integrity of the anesthesia delivery system.

4. For Adult and Pediatric Use:
- The catheter is designed to be suitable for both adult and pediatric patients. This adaptability makes it versatile for use across different age groups, providing flexibility for healthcare providers in various clinical settings.

5. Size and Dimensions:
- The catheter likely comes in different sizes or lengths to accommodate variations in patient anatomy. Proper sizing ensures optimal performance and comfort during anesthesia administration.

6. Versatility:
- The catheter's design suggests versatility in its application, catering to the needs of both adult and pediatric patients. This adaptability is important in medical settings where patients of different ages may undergo anesthesia.

7. Quality and Safety Standards:
- The catheter should comply with relevant quality and safety standards for medical devices. Adherence to standards ensures that the product meets regulatory requirements and is safe for clinical use.

8. Instructions for Use:
- Included with the catheter should be clear instructions for use, providing healthcare professionals with guidance on proper insertion, maintenance, and disposal procedures.

• Disposable for all kinds of breathing and anesthesia machine.
• Used for operation patients in anaesthesia and oxygen, or patients after recovery, or patients with severe postoperative respiratory support and care.
• The breathing tube is made of 100% medical grade imported PVC
• Patent technology of integrated molding.
• High strength, good flexibility, not prone to falling off and being separated.
• Joints are made with injection molding with no gas leakage.
• CE, ISO certification.
• Can be sterilized by autoclave (up to 136°C) and EO gas.
• Length can be customized, OEM is available.
• Free options among water trap, Y type joint, L-shaped connector, masks, breathing bags, etc

What are breathing circuits used for?
Breathing circuit classification
The function of any breathing circuit is to deliver oxygen and anesthetic gases, and eliminate carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide may be eliminated by either washout with adequate fresh gas flow (FGF), or by soda lime absorption.

What are the different types of breathing circuits?
The Mapleson systems are the breathing circuits, also known as flow controlled breathing systems or carbon dioxide washout circuits because they depend upon fresh gas flow for washing out CO2. Mapleson systems are classified into five basic types as Mapleson A, B, C, D, E. Later Mapleson F was also added.