Aligning irrigation and drainage valves in one plane reduces manufacturing costs and pressure loss while maintaining reliable fluid control.
A pericardial flushing system adjusts infusion flow using real-time hematocrit and pressure sensor signals to manage cavity conditions.
Effluent collector captures irrigation liquid and effluent using a splash shield to contain fluid flow during nasal or ear procedures.
Segmented cassette plates and universal interfaces enable precise fluid flow control in surgical consoles.
Rotating dial automates irrigation stages through electromechanical pump and valve control, resolving dexterity limitations in transanal procedures.
Door mechanism with guiding stubs inserts flexible tubing into narrow sensor slots, eliminating manual pushing force and ensuring complete retention.
A dual-device nasal treatment system uses isotonic and hypertonic salt-bromine-iodine waters to irrigate and nebulize the upper airways.