Description

The Veterinary CO2 Insufflator YG1648 is designed to improve the visibility and safety of laparoscopic surgeries in veterinary practice. This advanced insufflator helps build a CO2 space in the surgical area, offering a wide, clear view during procedures. With a large flow rate range of 2L/min to 40L/min, the YG1648 ensures optimal insufflation for small to large animals, facilitating various abdominal and thoracic surgeries. Whether you’re performing general surgery, gynecology, urology, or orthopedic surgery, the YG1648 provides the controlled environment needed for precision and safety.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What types of surgeries is the YG1648 suitable for?

The YG1648 is ideal for a wide range of laparoscopic surgeries in veterinary practices, including general surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, urology, and thoracic surgeries. Its adjustable flow rate allows it to be used for both small and large animal surgeries.

• How does the touch screen improve the user experience?

The touch screen provides an intuitive interface for easy control and monitoring of the insufflator settings. Surgeons can quickly adjust flow rates, monitor pressure levels, and set alarms, all from one central location, improving the overall efficiency and safety of the surgery.

• What are the safety features of the YG1648?

The YG1648 includes light and acoustic alarms that notify the surgical team of any issues with the pressure or flow rates. It also has an automatic warming function to maintain the animal’s body temperature during surgery, and long-lasting stable performance to ensure reliability over time.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

• Wide Range of Flow Rates: With 2L/min to 40L/min adjustable flow rates, the YG1648 is versatile and can be used for a variety of laparoscopic procedures across different types of animals.

• Touch Screen Control: The easy-to-use touch screen allows for quick adjustments to flow, pressure, and alarms, streamlining the surgical process.

• Safety Features: The light and acoustic alarm system ensures the surgical team is notified immediately of any pressure or flow issues, while the warming function keeps animals comfortable and stable during long surgeries.

Disadvantages:

• Initial Investment: The YG1648 may represent a significant upfront investment for smaller veterinary clinics, though its long-term reliability justifies the cost.

• Dependency on CO2 Cylinders: The system relies on CO2 cylinders, which require periodic refills and storage space, adding to ongoing costs.

• Specialized Use: While the YG1648 is highly effective for laparoscopic surgeries, it is specialized for CO2 insufflation, meaning it may not be applicable for other types of surgeries or procedures that require different insufflation gases.

Product Use in the Field

The Veterinary CO2 Insufflator YG1648 is used in various veterinary surgeries to ensure clear visibility and stable conditions during laparoscopic procedures. For example, during abdominal surgeries, it creates an optimal CO2 space to allow surgeons to have a clearer view of the organs and tissues, improving precision. In orthopedic surgeries, the insufflator helps create the space needed for the surgeon to operate on joints or bones with minimal interference from surrounding tissue. The YG1648 is also perfect for use in urology and gynecology, ensuring the surgical site is well-illuminated and maintained under controlled conditions, enhancing surgical outcomes.

Recommendations

To get the best results from the Veterinary CO2 Insufflator YG1648, ensure it is regularly maintained, with a focus on checking the CO2 cylinder levels and ensuring all alarm functions are working properly. Surgeons and veterinary technicians should be familiar with the touch screen controls to ensure quick adjustments during surgeries. It’s also essential to clean and sterilize the connectors and filters regularly to maintain optimal system performance. For long-term use, make sure to monitor the system’s power and warming functions to ensure both safety and comfort for the patient.

Technical Specifications