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This latex-free, anatomical range of masks provides a solution for those requiring reliable, high performing synthetic products in the area of anaesthetic consumables. Manufactured from chloroprene, a synthetic material with similar attributes to natural rubber (NRL) but without the associated danger of Type 1 (protein) allergies, the masks are fully autoclavable up to a maximum temperature of 137 °C, and have an anatomical shape and inflatable cuff. The masks also include a plug that allows for cuff inflation and deflation as required.

Anesthesia Face Masks

Anesthesia face masks are essential tools in medical procedures, designed to cover both the mouth and nose of the patient to deliver oxygen, nitrous oxide, and other inhalation anesthetics. These masks are typically made from clear plastic or rubber, allowing for the observation of the patient’s condition and ensuring the patient’s mouth and nose are visible. They come in various sizes to accommodate different face shapes and sizes, and they often feature inflatable cushions that can be adjusted to provide a better seal.

Several types of anesthesia masks are available, including:

• Standard Anesthesia Face Mask: Features an inflatable cuff to create a seal between the mask and the patient’s face, allowing for non-invasive ventilation (NIV) when a pressurized gas source is available.
• Patil-Syracuse Mask: A variation of the standard mask with an additional port designed to accommodate endotracheal tubes or endoscopic devices, facilitating procedures like fiberoptic intubation or bronchoscopy while administering bag-mask ventilation.
• Endoscopy Mask: Similar to the Patil-Syracuse mask, but with a port located centrally over the patient’s mouth, making it more versatile for oral or nasal intubation. It also allows for non-invasive ventilation during endoscopic procedures.
• Rodent Gas Masks: Specifically designed for use with mice and rats in research settings, these masks provide stability for examinations and surgery while minimizing the technician’s exposure to gas and reducing rodent stress.

These masks are crucial for ensuring patient safety and comfort during anesthesia procedures and are available in various materials, sizes, and configurations to suit different clinical needs.

The FiltaMask™ combines an oxygen delivery system with a filter media covering the exhalation ports. FiltaMask is intended for use on patients with respiratory infections who may be a source of aerosolised infectious pathogens and who also require supplementary oxygen.

Introducing EcoMask™ II, an innovative range of single use non-pvc anatomical anaesthetic face masks. EcoMask™ II are lightweight and clearer versions of the traditional, reusable rubber face masks. EcoMask™ II is available in a range of sizes with distinct colour-coding for easy selection. EcoMask™ II has a host of other features and benefits illustrated below.

The facemask offers a simple, non-invasive method to either induce or maintain general anaesthesia. It is also used in resuscitation procedures as an effective mode of ventilation for unconscious patients. An essential skill of an anaesthetist includes the safe and effective operation of the anaesthesia face mask.

The facemask offers a simple, non-invasive method to either induce or maintain general anaesthesia. It is also used in resuscitation procedures as an effective mode of ventilation for unconscious patients. An essential skill of an anaesthetist includes the safe and effective operation of the anaesthesia face mask.

The facemask offers a simple, non-invasive method to either induce or maintain general anaesthesia. It is also used in resuscitation procedures as an effective mode of ventilation for unconscious patients. An essential skill of an anaesthetist includes the safe and effective operation of the anaesthesia face mask.

The facemask offers a simple, non-invasive method to either induce or maintain general anaesthesia. It is also used in resuscitation procedures as an effective mode of ventilation for unconscious patients. An essential skill of an anaesthetist includes the safe and effective operation of the anaesthesia face mask.

Painless gastroscopy and fiberoptic broncoscopy can be carried out while continous ventiletion, and the patient is more safe.

The bite block part can offer occlusal location to avoid the endoscope being bitten eassily.

allows fiberoptic broncoscopy through nasel cavity when upper airway obstruction occurs.

sets a seali valve, further guantee the sealability of the mask.

Rendell-Baker-Soucek (RBS) face mask has been used for mask ventilation in pediatric patients. It reduces dead space to a quarter of anatomical facemasks with inflatable pad but has the disadvantage of not providing padded seal.[1–3] This make the use of RBS face mask inadequate in cases where mask holding is difficult, especially when the anesthesiologist has had limited experience with the pediatric airway. At times, it is not possible to obtain adequate seal even with two-hand technique. Further, when the duration of anesthesia is brief or endotracheal intubation is planned, the issue of dead space seems less important than the ability to deliver positive pressure ventilation. As a result, a very few centers now use these masks. However, a simple modification in the RBS mask could improve its seal in difficult situations. We report three cases wherein difficult mask ventilation was encountered and managed successfully with the modified RBS face mask.

A range of scented anaesthetic face masks with adjustable cushion available in seven sizes and three scents: cherry, strawberry or vanilla, and are presented in a cool mint colour to help the patient relax. Key features and benefits include:

- Ideal for single patient use to reduce the risk of cross infection
- Soft adjustable face cushion for patient comfort and a good anatomical fit
- Cushion valve at top (nose) of face mask for user comfort
- Clear flexible housing for good patient facial visibility

Anesthesia face masks are rubber or silicone masks that cover both the mouth and nose of the patient. Face masks are used to deliver O₂, N₂O-O₂, and/or other inhalation anesthetics before, during, and after the anesthetic procedure.

The QuadraLite is a soft and comfortable anaesthetic mask with a flexible seal that is available in four sizes to fit all patients.

The innovative anatomically shaped masks offer a light, clear, single use alternative to the reusable rubber masks and the plastic cushion masks.

The range of four sizes incorporates a colour-coded soft seal for easy selection and provides a superior airtight seal over a wide range of faces.

These phthalate-free non-PVC masks have a smaller volume resulting in reduced dead space.

A pocket mask, sometimes called a pocket face mask or CPR mask, is a device used to safely deliver rescue breaths during a cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest. The pocket mask is a small device that can be carried by aA pocket mask is a small portable device used in the pre-hospital setting to provide adequate ventilation to a patient who is either in respiratory failure or cardiac arrest. The pocket mask is designed to be placed over the face of the patient, thus creating a seal enclosing both the mouth and nose. Air is then administered to the patient by an emergency responder. The emergency responder exhales through a one-way filter valve, providing adequate ventilation to the patient. The emergency responder is capable of delivering up to 16% oxygen with his/her breath.

Modern pocket masks have either a built in one-way valve or an attachable, disposable filter to protect the emergency responder from the patient's potentially infectious bodily substances, such as vomit or blood.^[1]

Many masks also have a built-in oxygen intake tube, allowing for administration of 50-60% oxygen. Without being hooked up to an external line, exhaled air from the provider can still provide sufficient oxygen to live, up to 16%. Earth's atmosphere consists of approximately 21% oxygen.

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A range of full face masks for analgesic gas administration during endoscopy procedures, which are single use to prevent the possibility of cross infection.

The Intersurgical Explorer Endoscopy masks are designed to allow easy insertion of an endoscope probe into the nose or mouth whilst administering an analgesic gas at the same time. There are three one-way valves positioned on the mask (the size 1 mask has only one valve) which provide easy access from either side of the patient.

The masks are principally used for bronchoscopy procedures, and the analgesic gas is administered via the central 22mm port. These masks could also be used with patients undergoing a Transoesophageal echocardiogram (T.O.E.) procedure. This range was formally known as Bronchoscopy Masks until March 2012.