70 devices · GMDN 35440
A cardiopulmonary bypass system air bubble/fluid level detector is an AC-powered device used during heart-lung bypass procedures to monitor the blood returning to the patient. It identifies the presence of air bubbles in the extracorporeal circuit and detects when blood levels in the venous drip chamber drop below safe thresholds, helping prevent embolism or inadequate perfusion.
This device typically includes an electronic control unit and ultrasonic sensors that trigger audible or visual alarms and may automatically shut off blood flow when unsafe conditions are detected. It is designed to function as an integrated safety component of the cardiopulmonary bypass system and is supplied as a mains-powered accessory for use in cardiac surgery settings.
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