CO2 IN SURGERY

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  • Carbon Dioxide?
  • Why use CO2 in Surgery?
  • Air Emboli In Surgery
  • CO2 Molecular Attraction
  • CO2 Reducing Infection
  • CO2 delivery methods
  • Stages of CO2 delivery
  • Clinically Important?
  • Comparing gases
  • CO2 & Wound Care
  • CO2 Angiography
  • Silent Cerebral Lesions
  • CO2 Killing Bacteria
  • CO2 In Surgery Brochure
  • CO2 Wider Evidence

CO2 IN SURGERY

CO2 IN SURGERYCO2 IN SURGERYCO2 IN SURGERY
  • Home
  • Carbon Dioxide?
  • Why use CO2 in Surgery?
  • Air Emboli In Surgery
  • CO2 Molecular Attraction
  • CO2 Reducing Infection
  • CO2 delivery methods
  • Stages of CO2 delivery
  • Clinically Important?
  • Comparing gases
  • CO2 & Wound Care
  • CO2 Angiography
  • Silent Cerebral Lesions
  • CO2 Killing Bacteria
  • CO2 In Surgery Brochure
  • CO2 Wider Evidence

Why use CO2 during surgery

Emboli

Infection

Infection

Effective CO2 insufflation over a surgical wound can displace available air. Since CO2 is 25 times more soluble in blood and tissue that air is (at 37 degrees Celsius ). Arterial CO2 emboli are much better tolerated than air emboli.  

Infection

Infection

Infection

CO2 has antimicrobial properties, reducing the incidence rate of surgical site infections.

Healing

Infection

Healing

CO2 enhances wound healing by enabling the Bohr effect, resulting in a higher off-load of oxygen from haemoglobin to the surrounding blood and tissues.

Effective de-airing with the temed gas diffuser

Effective de-airing and CO2 delivery can be achieved

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