Seal Bain Module Cover BCG B/S Mechanical
| 1406-3463-000 | |
| Anesthesia Delivery | |
| Aestiva | |
| GE HealthCare | |
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Product Overview
The Seal Bain Module Cover BCG B/S Mechanical is used in Bain model assembly in Breathing Circuit Gas Module which comes under the modality of Anesthesia Delivery. This Bain module circuit is having the fresh gas supply tube runs coaxially inside the corrugated tubing. The diameter of the outer tubing is 22 mm and inner tubes is 7 mm. Length of the circuit is 1.8 meters. Outer tube is transparent so that inner tube can be seen for any disconnection or kinking. Length of the circuit can be increased to modify it for use at remote locations. Various studies have been done to analyze its efficiency after increasing its length. It is seen that as the length increases, the resistance increases during spontaneous breathing. Also, ventilator settings should be adjusted to deliver set tidal volume with long Bain's circuit as there is reduction in the peak inspiratory pressure and tidal volume with increased length of the circuit. The patient inspires fresh gas from the circuit, and excess gases are vented out through the APL valve during expiration. In controlled ventilation the APL valve is kept partially closed and patient is ventilated by squeezing the reservoir bag. Here excess gases are vented out during inspiration. This part is widely used in Aestiva 7900, Aestiva 7100 and Aestiva MRI. The part is diligently designed for superior performance and reliability. It is securely packed inside a high quality packing box to avoid physical damage during transit and labeled with details about the product, Quality Assurance (QA) seal and shipment details.
