Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit

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Full name

Minrad Inc. Nasal Scavenging Circuit

510(k) Number

K072255 ↗

FDA Product Code

CBN

Device Class

Class II

Regulation

21 CFR Part 868.5430

Advisory Committee

Anesthesiology

FDA Decision

SESE Substantially Equivalent

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• What is the primary purpose of the Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit in clinical settings?

  The Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit is designed specifically for use in anesthesiology to deliver medical gases—such as oxygen, air, or analgesic agents—to patients during procedures. Simultaneously, it removes expired gases and excess unused gases from the patient’s environment, helping maintain a controlled and safe procedural space. This is particularly useful in conscious sedation systems where gas management is critical.

• Is the Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit intended for single-use or repeated use?

  The Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit is explicitly supplied as a single-use device. This design ensures patient safety and hygiene, as it is not intended for reuse or reprocessing. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper disposal after a single use.

• What types of medical gases can be used with this device, and how is it connected?

  This device is intended for use with common anesthetic gases, including oxygen, air, and analgesic agents. It connects directly to conscious sedation systems and is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing anesthesia workflows. The circuit ensures efficient scavenging of expired gases while delivering fresh gas mixtures to the patient.

• Are there multiple sizes or models available for the Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit?

  Yes, the Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit comes in multiple registration numbers and product codes, indicating variations in design or configuration. These include registration numbers like 3008776780, 3007143859, 2243990, and others, which may correspond to different sizes, flow rates, or compatibility with specific sedation systems. Always verify the correct model for your clinical application.

• How should the Minrad Nasal Scavenging Circuit be stored before use?

  Since the device is single-use and no specific sterility requirements beyond standard single-use medical device handling are mentioned, it should be stored in a clean, dry environment protected from contamination. Follow the manufacturer’s packaging instructions to preserve integrity until use. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.