23 devices · GMDN 47769
A mobile anaesthesia unit is a wheeled, stand-alone system designed to deliver precise mixtures of medical gases and anaesthetic agents to patients during surgical procedures. It enables continuous or intermittent administration of oxygen, nitrous oxide, medical air, and volatile anaesthetics to maintain appropriate levels of anaesthesia, supporting patient safety and procedural control in operating rooms or other clinical settings.
Such devices are typically regulated as medical devices requiring conformity assessment under relevant frameworks, often incorporating components like flowmeters, vaporizers, ventilators, breathing circuits, and gas monitors. While patient monitoring functions may be integrated, separate patient monitors are commonly used alongside the unit. The system is designed for mobility and clinical reliability, with its configuration and supply varying based on intended use and jurisdictional requirements.
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