should delay it in order to first medically address the issue.
After a comprehensive health assessment, we're ready to assign
patients to one of these two treatment options:
• Moderate sedation. For straightforward procedures like an upper
endoscopy or colonoscopy, most patients with no serious health
issues and normal heart, lung and airway function generally receive
endoscopist-directed nurse sedation with midazolam and fentanyl.
The midazolam-fentanyl combination of is a well-established, effec-
tive and generally safe approach to mild and moderate sedation dur-
ing routine upper and lower endoscopy when patients are appropri-
ately monitored. Be sure that specific antagonists of opiates (nalox-
one) and benzodiazepines (flumazenil) that reverse the sedative
effects of midazolam and fentanyl are readily available in every
Channel 1
for Securing Airway
Extraglottic Tube:
with two individual
ventilation and endoscopy lumens for
Control of Airway Patency during Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Procedures.
Endoscopy Mask:
for
Diagnostic Airway Endoscopy / Fibreoptic Intubation and
Gastroenterology / TEE (Trans Esophageal Echocardiography).
Top-Opening Aspect
for Endoscope
2-Channel feature
Gastro-Laryngeal Tube
Endoscopy Mask
Channel 2
for Endoscope
Channel 1
Channel 2
Two Individual Channels for Anesthetist and Gastroenterologist to Run Separately.
VBM Medical inc. 524 Herriman Ct., Noblesville, IN 46060. Ph: 1-317-776-1800 email: info@vbm-medical.com www.vbm-medical.de
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