Sistema multimodal de circulación de gas para uso en procedimientos quirúrgicos endoscópicos

A multi-modal gas delivery device is disclosed for performing an endoscopic surgical procedure in a surgical cavity, which includes an insufflation subunit for delivering insufflation gas from a gas source to the surgical cavity and for sensing pressure within the surgical cavity, and a primary gas...

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Hauptverfasser: AUGELLI, Michael, KANE, Michael, SILVER, Mikiya
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Zusammenfassung:A multi-modal gas delivery device is disclosed for performing an endoscopic surgical procedure in a surgical cavity, which includes an insufflation subunit for delivering insufflation gas from a gas source to the surgical cavity and for sensing pressure within the surgical cavity, and a primary gas circulation pump for delivering pressurized gas to a gas sealed access port so as to generate a gaseous seal therein and thereby maintain a stable pressure within the surgical cavity and for receiving gas returning from the gas sealed access port that was used to form the gaseous seal, and a secondary gas circulation pump for continuously evacuating smoke filled gas from the surgical cavity, regardless of the sensed pressure within the surgical cavity. (Traducción automática con Google Translate, sin valor legal) A multi-modal gas delivery device is disclosed for performing an endoscopic surgical procedure in a surgical cavity, which includes an insufflation subunit for delivering insufflation gas from a gas source to the surgical cavity and for sensing pressure within the surgical cavity, and a primary gas circulation pump for delivering pressurized gas to a gas sealed access port so as to generate a gaseous seal therein and thereby maintain a stable pressure within the surgical cavity and for receiving gas returning from the gas sealed access port that was used to form the gaseous seal, and a secondary gas circulation pump for continuously evacuating smoke filled gas from the surgical cavity, regardless of the sensed pressure within the surgical cavity.