Total Intravenous Anaesthesia (TIVA) sets in combination with Target-Controlled Infusion (TCI) pumps ensure the patient receives a more predictable ONSET of drugs, greater accuracy and ease of maintenance and a more predictable OFFSET of drugs.1,2
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Integral anti-siphon valve
• Prevents accidental free-flow
• Prevents back-flow of drugs
Color-coded anti-siphon valves and clamps
• Clear distinction between lines (i.e., white for propofol and green for remifentanil)
Kink resistant polyurethane gravity line with back-check valve
• Helps to prevent unwanted occlusions
• Ensures connection for a gravity infusion line, antibiotics, bolus drug, etc.
• Back-check valve prevents back-flow of drugs
PE-lined tubing
• Prevents drug sorption
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References
- Rob Eyres. Update on TIVA. Pediatric Anesthesia; 2004, 14: 374–379.
- Chuanpu Hu, Ph.D., Damian J. Horstman, M.D., Ph.D., Steven L. Shafer, M.D. Variability of Target-controlled Infusion Is Less Than the Variability after Bolus Injection. Anesthesiology; 2005, 102:639–45.
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