Bain Circuit Anesthesia Delivery System

Bain Circuit Anesthesia Delivery System

Product Descriptions

• It generates an artificial environment in which the patient breathes in and out.

• Bain circuits are derived mostly from the basic T-pice system and a variation of the Mapleson D system. It consists of a corrugated tube with an expiratory valve leading to a tube and a reservoir bag.

• When the patient inhales new gas from the outside reservoir tube and exhales into the reservoir tube, this mechanism ensures the use of waste anaesthetic gases.

• It is a lightweight, portable anaesthetic delivery device.

• The Bain Circuit Adult has a 22 mm corrugated tube, an expiratory valve, and a 2 litre antistatic bag.

• Bain circuits employ a high fresh gas flow to give anaesthetic gases to the patient’s airway while also washing off exhaled carbon dioxide.

• An inner corrugated tube transports fresh gases, while an outside corrugated tube acts as an exit for exhaled gases. A Bain circuit prevents exhaled gases from being re-breathed.