Conforms with APSF recommendations
During anesthesia administration, anesthetic agent degradation and dry soda lime can cause the production of
harmful Compound A and carbon monoxide. In accordance with APSF (Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation) recommendations, Medisorb does not significantly degrade volatile anesthetics
D-profile granules improve CO2 absorption
D-profile granules permit a better distribution of gas flow throughout the entire absorbent bed. Because the D shape decreases the absorbent’s tendency to pack or clump, it provides greater contact (the entire granule’s capacity can
be utilized) between the patient’s exhaled gas and the absorbent.
In order to reduce risk of dust contamination or gas flowresistance during use or during transport and handling,Medisorb manufacturing techniques ensure its dust contentis minimal (0.2 % or less) and its hardness is at an optimumlevel (99 % USPXXII).
In order to reduce risk of dust contamination or gas flow resistance during use or during transport and handling,
Medisorb manufacturing techniques ensure its dust content is minimal (0.2 % or less) and its hardness is at an optimum level (99 % USPXXII).