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Flexibility In. Smoke Out.

Why Smoke Evacuation?
According to the CDC, exposure to surgical smoke can cause both acute and chronic health effects ranging from eye, nose and throat irritation to emphysema, asthma or chronic bronchitis.† AORN recommends surgical smoke be removed by use of smoke evacuation.‡

Clearing The Way For Smoke Evacuation In The OR
Nearly one million hospital workers are exposed to surgical smoke each year.1 It could be a safety issue and a potential health concern. Ready to join the mission for a smoke-free OR?

Flexibility
MEGADYNE™ Smoke Evacuator has three ways to activate smoke evacuation and enables automatic activation with both core and advanced energy. Run time is adjustable, and users can choose from five levels of flow rate for both laparoscopic and open procedures.

Effective Filtering
MEGADYNE™ Smoke Evacuator is capable of capturing particulates of 0.02-0.10 micron at 99.9999% efficiency** and lasts for up to 36 hours of activation time.§

Quiet
MEGADYNE™ Smoke Evacuator is designed to have effective and quiet performance for open and laparoscopic procedures.*

MEGADYNE™ MINI VAC™ Smoke Evacuator
Designed to be quiet and user-friendly. The MEGADYNE™ MINI VAC™ Smoke Evacuator is designed with an ultra-quiet, high-suction, high-flow-rate vacuum motor. It includes 4-stage filtration with up to 35 hours of filter life. It is designed to offer user-friendly setup and operation.
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Supporting Documentation
Product Support
Megadyne Smoke Evacuator Optimal Device Performance
MEGADYNE™ Smoke Evacuation System Brochure
MEGADYNE™ Smoke Evacuation System Value Analysis Summary
References
* Captures and filters 99.999% of particulates and microorganisms 0.1 to 0.2 microns, at 50 +/- 10 dBa per IEC 60601-1 @ 1m. (100280-181008)
† NIOSH Study Finds Healthcare Workers’ Exposure to Surgical Smoke Still Common. Nov 3, 2015 (075012-190205).
‡ Perioperative standards and recommended practices. Electronic release: July 2009. AORN, Inc.
** Evaluated with DEHS challenge aerosol at 10.4 FPM.
§ Laparoscopic, minimum flow rate.
1. Memon AG, Naeem Z, Zaman A, Zahid F (2016) Occupational health related concerns among surgeons. Int J Health Sci 10 (2): 279-291..
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