Respiratory Circuits
Respiration Circuits
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It can be used as an anesthesia circuit in operating rooms and as a breathing circuit for ventilator in ICUs and wards. The inner tube and the outer tube can be separated, enabling leak testing of the inner tube before use.
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Related consumables that is required during general anesthesia are packaged in one bag. It offers cost and time-saving, and certainty of assembly.
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The Y piece of the patient's mouth, the inlet line and the outlet line can be connected/detached (22 mm taper connection). Users can select from three types of elbow connectors: standard (clear), connecting port (clear) and geared swivel (white).
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Parallel Y breathing circuit is both easy to use and economical. It uses MERA's patented world's first GS (Geared Swivel) connector, which prevents torsional resistance of the circuit. There is a rich lineup according to the usage situation.
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It is a breathing circuit for anesthesia with a double lumen structure. Due to its small dead space, it can be used widely from newborns to adults. In particular, the F circuit light is a breathing circuit that pursues "light cost, light weight, and lightness."