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643604364

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: 400

Location: United States, Minnesota

2306 2,306

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5104420249

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: Dyonics Access 40

Location: United States, Minnesota

2049 2,049

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524248342

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: 400

Location: United States, Minnesota

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338110073

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: Dyonics Access 40

Location: United States, Florida

Negotiable

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915132221

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: Dyonics Access 40

Location: United States, Illinois

Negotiable

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138110933

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: 400

Location: United States, Michigan

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454028995

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Device: Insufflator
Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew
Model: Dyonics Access 40

Location: United States, Michigan

1200 1,200

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Insufflator may also be referred to as :

Pneumatic Laparoscopic Insufflator | Low-Flow Laparoscopic Insufflator | Insufflator | High-Flow Laparoscopic Insufflator | Electronic Laparoscopic Insufflator | CO2 Insufflator | Insufflator, Laparoscopic

Tips for buying Insufflator

1. The pressure settings offered by insufflators should be less than 30 mm Hg, with maximum settings ranging from 12-15 mm Hg to prevent over pressurization.
2. To allow for initial insertion of instrumentation, the low-flow settings on the insufflator should range from 0-30 L/min with minimum settings at 1-2 L/min.
3. The pneumatic laparoscopic insufflators/ electronic laparoscopic insufflators should provide some type of flow display, such as a qualitative/non-numeric display.
4. A visual and audible alarm should be part of the insufflator to protect against over pressurization. If activation pressure exceeds 30 mm Hg, the alarm should sound within 5 seconds.
5. Abdominal pressure should be displayed within 3 mm Hg during flows of 0-4 L/min. The remaining gas should also be displayed. The electronic laparoscopic insufflators must allow the use of hydrophobic bacterial filters.
6. Facilities should carefully examine their needs before they make a purchase because some insufflators may be suited only for a limited number of laparoscopic procedures. They should verify that the selected unit meets the needs of any surgeon for whom inadequate flow has been a problem.
7. Physical dimensions may become an important consideration for facilities, if they plan on placing the insufflators on a video cart or with suction/irrigation equipment on a separate cart.
8. If the CO2 insufflator device is placed on a surgical boom, both weight and dimensions may be an issue to consider.