Paediatric Bain Circuit for Anaesthesia

Paediatric Bain Circuit for Anaesthesia is also known as  Mapleson F System Bain Circuit is a breathing system used to provide safe and efficient delivery of anesthetic gases to children.

It is made of medical grade material and its lightweight design is easy to use, best for pediatric patients who require delicate handling during anesthesia. It consists of flexible, transparent tubing with a Y-piece connector for attaching a pediatric face mask or endotracheal tube.

It includes an inspiratory limb to deliver oxygen and anesthetic gases to the patient's airway and an expiratory limb to carry exhaled gases to the scavenging system. A reservoir bag ensures a steady supply of oxygen and gases during breathing cycles, providing efficient and safe respiratory support.

Benefits of Paediatric Bain Circuit:

• Paediatric Bain Circuit for safe anesthesia delivery in children.
• It is lightweight, compact, and easy to handle.
• Made of high-quality materials ensure durability and reliability.
• Bain Circuit reduces dead space for precise gas delivery.
• It consists of a reservoir bag for steady oxygen supply.
• Easy to use.

Safety Information: 

• Do not use the package if it is damaged.
• Do not resterilize. 
• Keep far from children.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

Bain Circuit Pediatric is a convenient and lightweight anesthesia delivery system. The greatest benefit of these bain circuits is that they are smaller and more reasonable. It is less difficult and has single-tube accommodation, and is versatile for all ages and every surgical procedure. A Bain circuit is an anesthesia conveyance system that interfaces a patient's aviation route to the anesthesia machine. It makes artificial air through which a patient breathes in and out. The main components of a bain circuit include corrugated, flexible, and low-resistance tubing. Bain circuits utilize a high new gas stream to convey anesthetic gases to the patient's aviation route and to clean out the breathed-out carbon dioxide.

• Tubing: The tubing of a pediatric Bain circuit is shorter in length compared to an adult circuit. It is typically around 1 to 1.5 meters long to accommodate the smaller size of pediatric patients. The tubing is made of a flexible, transparent material for ease of handling and visibility.
• Y-piece: Similar to the adult Bain circuit, the pediatric circuit also features a Y-piece connector at the patient end of the tubing. The Y-piece allows for the attachment of various components such as a pediatric face mask or a smaller-sized endotracheal tube.
• Inspiratory Limb: The inspiratory limb of the pediatric Bain circuit carries the fresh gas flow from the anesthesia machine to the patient's airway. It may have a smaller diameter and be more flexible to suit the needs of pediatric patients.
• Expiratory Limb: The expiratory limb of the pediatric Bain circuit carries the patient's exhaled gases away from the patient and into the scavenging system. It may be shorter in length and have a smaller diameter compared to the adult circuit.
• Fresh Gas Inlet: The inspiratory limb of the pediatric circuit connects to the fresh gas inlet of the anesthesia machine. This connection allows for the delivery of fresh gas mixtures, including oxygen and inhalation anesthetic agents, to the pediatric patient.

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