Auxiliary Equipment

Aspirators, Surgical

A powered suction device for surgery that creates negative pressure to remove blood, irrigation fluid, and tissue debris and keep the operative field visible.

Departments

Operating Rooms (including General, Thoracic, and Urologic Surgery), Anesthesiology, and Intensive Care Units (ICUs).

Core Function Highlights
  • Removal of Fluids and Debris from the Surgical FieldThe device removes blood, irrigation fluid, tissue debris, and gas from the operative area to support visibility and access.
  • System Components and Operating ModesA typical system includes a main unit, collection canister, tubing, and suction tip. Foot-switch control and continuous or intermittent suction may be available.
  • Vacuum Source OptionsElectric models contain a vacuum pump and power supply for independent operation. Pneumatic models use a hospital central-vacuum system or compressed gas.