AnaConDa ® ® Anaesthetic Conserving Device Sweden - Sedana Medical AB, Kungsgatan 62, SE-753 18 Uppsala Germany - Sedana Medical, Am Hofanger 8, 82538 Geretsried-Gelting +49 (0) 8171 91 13 41 Spain - Paseo de la Castellana 143, 28046 Madrid +34 (0) 902 009 769 Global - Sedana Medical, Unit 2A The Village Centre, Twomilehouse, Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland +353 (0) 45 87 90 81 3 000 040-1406/EN Email - [email protected] CONSERVATION • CONTROL • SIMPLICITY CONSERVATION • CONTROL • SIMPLICITY AnaConDa AnaConDa ® ® ® ® Anaesthetic Conserving Device Anaesthetic Conserving Device Sedation 5 Clinical Set-up Critically ill patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) almost always require mechanical ventilation. Optimum sedation of these patients is essential to maximise survival rates, reduce the length of stay in the ICU and facilitate the management and treatment of the condition. Objectives include; individual control of sedation levels, optimum / minimum use of analgesics, stable sedation levels, minimum tolerance build up, optimal ventilation patterns and short weaning process. Due to their pharmacological properties, volatile anaesthetics are ideal sedative agents in terms of achieving these objectives, and for decades have proven their efficiency and safety in general anaesthesia. It is well known that anaesthetic agents in the ICU are an attractive alternative to intravenous drugs. Until recently, complex technical equipment was a crucial factor in restricting the use of volatile agents in the ICU. Anaesthesia machines were the only option available in difficult sedation cases. This is no longer the case. With its unique design, the AnaConDa allows the administration of volatile anaesthetic agents in a safe and simple manner without the need for an anaesthetic machine. 1 Gas scaveging filter 4 2 Syringe pump 6 3 Agent supply line 4 Gas monitor line 45 6 Gas monitoring port 2 Description of operation Start of expiration At the start of expiration the air way contains Air/ Oxygen, CO2 and anaesthetic agents. CO2 Air/oxygen Anaesthetic agents Expiration Air/Oxygen and CO2 passes the active carbon into the ventilator circuit and through the ventilator exhaust. The anaesthetic agent is adsorbed into the active carbon. Many studies highlighting these advantages have been published over the last ten years. Please visit sedanamedical.com for more information. Cross section of the AnaConDa Retaining Filter Gas Monitor Port CO2 Air/oxygen Anaesthetic agents Air/oxygen Anaesthetic agents Inspiration During inspiration the anaesthetic agent is released and transported with the Air/Oxygen to the patient together with the evaporated agent. Ventilator Patient Anaesthetic Agent Line Vaporizer Bacterial Filter 1 5 Gas monitor Some key benefits of AnaConDa • Superior Conservation of anaesthetic due to the reflection of up to 90% of the volatile agent. • The ability to easily Control the level of patient sedation. • Simple setup of the AnaConDa between the endotracheal tube and the Y-piece of the ventilator. 3 0 The AnaConDa contains various filter technologies and a miniature vaporiser to allow continuous delivery and vaporisation of volatile anaesthetic agents. (Isoflurane or Sevoflurane) During continued breathing the anaesthetic agent is recirculated through the device. More than 90% of the expired anaesthetic is retained by the carbon filter during expiration. Together with the retained anaesthetic, only an additional 10% is needed on each inspiration in order to achieve the required dosage. In addition the AnaConDa acts as an excellent heat and moisture exchanger and also contains a viral / bacterial filter.
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