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K Number
K101286Device Name
SEDARA GAS MIXER, SEDARA SCAVENGER MODEL: 03, 04
Manufacturer
LINDE HEALTHCARE AB
Date Cleared
2011-10-20
(531 days)
Product Code
BZR
Regulation Number
868.5330Why did this record match?
Applicant Name (Manufacturer) :
LINDE HEALTHCARE AB
AI/MLSaMDIVD (In Vitro Diagnostic)TherapeuticDiagnosticis PCCP Authorized
Intended Use
The SEDARA™ Gas Mixer System is indicated for mixing and delivering Nitrous Oxide (N₂O) and Oxygen (0₂), in a ratio of 1:1, at a fixed concentration of 50% / 50% (V/V), to spontaneously breathing patients of at least 15 kg body weight and four years of age, who have been examined by the attending physician prior to SEDARA™ System use and are under the continuous supervision of a healthcare professional in a clinical facility, such as a hospital, a free-standing ambulatory surgical center, or an outpatient clinic.
Device Description
USP N₂O and 0₂gases are blended to the 50%/50% concentration (V/V) and delivered upon demand to spontaneously breathing patients through a demand valve internal to the SEDARA™ Gas Mixer. Patient inspiration draws the gas mixture via a breathing circuit with a hand-held strapless face mask. The Oxygen is supplied by the user either from a standard gas cylinder or from an 0₂ wall outlet. The Nitrous Oxide is supplied from a small cylinder equipped with a tamper-resistant valve. The SEDARA™ Gas Mixer can be operated only with the use of a Security Key. The Security Key allows access and activation of the Gas Mixer, secures the N₂O Cylinder in use, and provides safekeeping of incremental N₂O Cylinders in the accompanying Transport Cart storage drawers, to guard against abuse and theft of the gas. The SEDARA™ Gas Mixer is provided with multiple levels of safety to ensure proper dosing. Visual and audible alarms signal the absence of adequate gas flow, the emptying of a gas cylinder, or technical failure of the mixer. The gas exhaled by the patient into the face mask is channeled through the exhalation limb of the breathing circuit to the SEDARA™ Scavenger and removed via the hospital's waste gas disposal system.
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