Your first choice in infection control


Our range of respiratory products offers a number of options which may be used to help reduce the risk of cross contamination between patients and health care workers in the clinical environment.


• i-view™ video laryngoscope


• TrachSeal™ closed suction systems


LEON MRI


Anaesthesia Workstation For use in cardiac cath labs or MRI


• High efficiency breathing filters and HMEFs


• FiltaMask™ medium concentration oxygen mask


• StarMed respiratory hoods • Self-sealing in-line T-piece


Helping to reduce the risk of cross contamination


View our full product range www.intersurgical.co.uk/info/InfectionControl


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The only device in its class that can be equipped with an integrated CO2 and anaesthesia gas gauge Optionally, the device can be connected to a second screen, outside of the MRI range, via a fibre-optic cable


MRI-compatible touchscreen technology An integrated magnetic field strength monitor verifies the position in relation to the MRI


The Leon mri model is equipped with a central brake to keep it in position. All four wheels can be locked simultaneously with a single foot lever


Optional upgrade: Neonatal mode VTG - 3 ml VTG Optional upgrade: RS232 data interface via fibre-optic cable


Löwenstein Medical UK Ltd, 1 E-Centre, Easthampstead Road, Bracknell RG12 1NF t: 01344 830023 e: info@loewensteinmedical.co.uk w: loewensteinmedical.co.uk


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