Human anesthesia circuit Limb-O™
disposable

human anesthesia circuit
human anesthesia circuit
human anesthesia circuit
human anesthesia circuit
human anesthesia circuit
human anesthesia circuit
human anesthesia circuit
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Characteristics

Patient type
for humans
Options
disposable

Description

Each Limb-O™ circuit is divided by a flexible septum running the length of the tube. Limb-O™ effectively transfers heat from the expiratory to the inspiratory side of the circuit. Increased thermal efficiency rates during surgery keeps gases warm and body temperature normothermic. Less weight means less torque on the ET tube and less plastic is being used. Decreased compliance helps lead to accurate delivered volume. Accomplish more with less as the single limb design services pediatric through adult patients. Limb-O™ as all Vyaire circuits are made without latex. Less plastic means less weight and torque on the patient's airway management device; Limb-O"* weighs 34% less than coaxial circle circuits and 25% less than traditional circle circuits. Limb-O” weighs 25% less than traditional two-limb circuits which reduces torque on the patient's airway. Limb-O" consolidâtes your inventory. The size of the lumen accommodâtes both adult and pediatrie patients. The presence of a septum in Limbo decreases compliance in the circuit to significantly increase delivered volume without sacrificing drape. Limb-0”'s low compliance tubing allows for delivery of a more accurate tidal volume. Bench testing suggests the transfer of heat from the expiratory to the inspiratory limb of 6.2°C at 4L/min flow rates. Limb-0”'s common wall/septum separating inspiratory and expiratory lumens permits heat transfer from warm exhaled gasses.

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