Atmos S 201 Thorax Operating Instructions Manual page 8

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Main function:
Intended use / intended
purpose:
Intended users / user profile:
Intended patient population:
Medical condition to be
diagnosed, treated or
monitored:
Application organ:
Application time:
Application site:
Patient selection criteria:
Indications:
Medical contraindications:
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The double lumen hose system transfers the controlled
vacuum generated by the device. The secretion hose
drains fluids and air into the secretion canister. The
measuring and rinsing hose measures and regulates the
vacuum applied on the patient's side. A bacterial and viral
filter on the measuring and rinsing hose protects against
contamination with bacteria and viruses. At defined time
intervals, a valve opens in order to direct air through the
measuring and rinsing hose into the secretion hose and
to rinse liquids, coagulum and other blockages into the
secretion canister.
Chest tubes on the patient's side are connected to the
hose system via the port.
Transport of fluids and air from the thorax.
Measurement and regulation of the vacuum on the
patient's side.
• Trained doctors
• Trained healthcare professionals
Users must not be hard of hearing or deaf and must have
adequate vision.
Patients of all ages with and without restrictions.
Accumulated air and fluids in the thorax (pleural cavity,
mediastinum, pericardium) that require controlled
drainage, monitoring, and balancing.
Thorax (pleural cavity, mediastinum, pericardium)
Short-term use on the patient (< 30 days).
The application site is the clinical environment. The
cardiothoracic drainage system may only be applied by
healthcare professionals. The device is applied unsterile.
The secretion canister and the hose system are sterile and
disposable; they can be used in the sterile OT area.
Patients who require a cardiothoracic drainage (pleura,
mediastinal or pericardial drainage).
• After surgical openings of the thorax
• Pneumothorax
• Pleural effusion
• Hemothorax
• Pleural empyema
• Chylothorax
• Other similar clinical pictures
• Not suitable for cardiothoracic drainage therapy in
which no vacuum should be applied to the patient.

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