Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System

AGSS - H is appropriate for exhaust gas pipes with a flow rate of ≥ 75 L/min.AGSS - L is appropriate for exhaust gas pipes with a flow rate of 50 L/min or less.The AGSS-L is a standardized assessment tool.The production of waste anesthetic gases

Waste anesthetic gas is the overflow gas that is emitted by the anesthesia machine at the conclusion of expiration, resulting in intermittent gas emission. This encompasses the gas being exhaled and the gas being used for driving. N2O, sevoflurane, isoflurane, and other exhaled gases are all considered high-risk gases.

Exhaust gas emission is inevitable due to the fact that current anesthesia machines primarily employ a semi-closed breathing circuit.input:
output:Waste anesthetic gases pose a risk.

The "Guidance on the Management of Anesthetic Gas Leaks" of the Chinese Society of Anesthesiology demonstrates that the results of studies on the toxicity of inhaled anesthetics suggest that they have:

Mutagenicity Carcinogenicity Organ toxicity Fertility is significantly affected. Influence on psychological behaviorBenefits of Comen AGSS

The circuit ventilation abnormalities that are caused by negative pressure in the exhaust gas ducts are effectively reduced by Comen AGSS.In conjunction with hospital anesthetic gas exhaust pipes, Comen AGSS efficiently eliminates anesthesia exhaust gases.

Compatible with jet AGS ducts, negative pressure AGS ducts, or negative pressure ducts for high and low velocity exhaust gas ducts.

Connection solutions that are compatible with nearly all anesthesia machines are available for all major brands.

The exhaust discharge is thorough and stable, and the system is prepared for use with a straightforward commissioning process.

Absorbs gas through physical means; no gas/power supply or chemical consumables are necessary.