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Product Information - TIVA multiple infusion sets

Product Information - 3-way TIVA (Multiple Infusion) Sets

3-way TIVA (Multiple Infusion) Sets

Total Intravenous Anaesthesia

The latest developments in Total Intravenous Anaesthesia has necessitated multiple drug/fluid access. The Mediplus 3-way TIVA sets have been designed to suit those needs. The 3-way TIVA sets have 2 lumens for routine administration of propofol/remifentanil or other agents as well as a distal limb for delivery of IV fluids by gravity.

The main features are:

• Non return valves at all ports to prevent backflow / reflux of drugs (anti-reflux valve) and free-flow (anti-siphon valves)
• Micro bore siamese tubing for a low priming volume but large external diameter to prevent kinking / occlusion
• Wide bore gravity line to allow high flow of IV fluid
• Siamese configuration to prevent entanglement of tubing
• Soft distal end to provide minimal stress at the cannula site
• Triple connector for a thorough mixing of the drugs before they enter the IV cannula
• RED end caps at all connections comply with the UK Department of Health guidelines issued following Project Orcadian which reported on incidents with clear end caps and patient breathing circuits.  See http://www.dh.go.uk for more information

Product Information - Dual TIVA Sets / 2-Way IV Set

Dual TIVA Sets / 2-Way IV Set

Total Intravenous Anaesthesia

The Mediplus Dual TIVA sets were developed to accommodate a different anaesthetic practice in some hospitals. The patients are usually given IV fluids at the same time as the intravenous anaesthesia. However, some anaesthetists prefer to hydrate the patient beforehand or by using a different cannula site.

Thanks to their dual lumen, the Mediplus Dual TIVA sets offer a simple solution for the delivery of intravenous agents such as propofol/remifentanil.

The Mediplus 2-way IV set is used widely for single drug sedation or delivery of opioid analgesic agents.

The main features are:

• Non return valves at all ports to prevent backflow / reflux of drugs (anti-reflux valve) and free-flow (anti-siphon valves)
• Micro bore siamese tubing for a low priming volume but large external diameter to prevent kinking / occlusion
• Wide bore gravity line to allow high flow of IV fluid (2-way IV set)
• Siamese configuration to prevent entanglement of tubing
• Soft distal end to provide minimal stress at the cannula site
• Double connector for a thorough mixing of the drugs before they enter the IV cannula
• RED end caps at all connections comply with the UK Department of Health guidelines issued following Project Orcadian which reported on incidents with clear end caps and patient breathing circuits.  See http://www.dh.go.uk for more information.

Product Information - 4-way TriplePlus Sets

4-way TriplePlus Sets

To meet the demand for multiple infusions into one cannula, especially in ITU, HDU and Critical Care, Mediplus has released a 4-way set. This allows up to  three modular syringe-pumps and a gravity feed to be connected to one cannula. This solution is very neat and comes at a very competitive price versus standard extension lines with valves.

The main features are:

• Non return valves at all ports to prevent backflow / reflux of drugs (anti-reflux valve) and free-flow (anti-siphon valves)
• Micro bore siamese tubing for a low priming volume but large external diameter to prevent kinking / occlusion
• Wide bore gravity line to allow high flow of IV fluid
• Siamese configuration to prevent entanglement of tubing
• Soft distal end to provide minimal stress at the cannula site
• Triple and Y connector for a thorough mixing of the drugs before they enter the IV cannula
• RED end caps at all connections comply with the UK Department of Health guidelines issued following Project Orcadian which reported on incidents with clear end caps and patient breathing circuits.  See http://www.dh.go.uk for more information.