| Developers: | Palliare |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | July, 2020 |
| Branches: | Pharmaceutics, medicine, health care |
2020: The announcement of the device for removal of smoke in operating rooms at laparoscopy
At the end of July, 2020 Palliare released the device for removal of smoke in operating rooms at laparoscopy. Insufflyator provides to EVA15 a gas supply in an abdominal cavity and maintenance of the set pressure on the course of endoscopic and robotic transaction and also offers an opportunity of simultaneous removal of smoke.
To all interested persons the dangers connected with inhalation of smoke during transactions are well-known. Because of them in a number of states of the USA in operational halls it is offered to use the special systems of evacuation of smoke to ensure safety of personnel. By estimates of the American association of perioperativny nurses (AORN), stay in the operating room within one day can lead to such influence of surgical smoke which is equivalent to smoking of 27-30 not filtered cigarettes.
Insufflyator of EVA15 filters the dangerous particles of smoke which are formed during laparoscopic surgery and deletes them from the operating room. At the same time it allows to reduce the occupied device space by 50% and potentially reduces the cost of procedures. The system of removal of smoke is activated using a pedal: the pump pumps over air via the two-level coal filter with a diameter of time of 0.1 microns which deletes surgical smoke pollution with efficiency of 99.9%. A system connects to the system of cleaning of OR thanks to what all harmful particles are taken from air of the operating room and do not get more to a recirculation circuit any more. According to representatives of the company, EVA15 system completely corresponds to the recommendations of AORN about surgical security.
 | EVA15 is an optimal solution for an insufflyation and surgical evacuation of smoke. One device provides accomplishment of two most critical requirements for this purpose like surgical procedures, - the managing director of Palliare Caroline O'Dea in the press release explained.[1] |  |
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