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OSE_1306_part2_Layout 1 6/3/13 3:42 PM Page 102 S M O K E E V A C U A T I O N 5 NEW PRODUCTS The Latest Smoke Evacuators Thumbnail sketches of 5 newer smoke evacuation devices. — Compiled by Lauren Roberts Plume Pen Buffalo Filter buffalofilter.com • Smoke plume evacuation at the surgical site. The sleek, compact design offers free range of motion and accommodates the surgeon's blade preference, which not all surgical smoke plume pencils do. PlumePen features a 360° swivel, allowing for more comfort and less tension on the wrist. The ESU wire in the smoke evacuation tube also provides cord management. The tube above the blade is transparent, which tracks smoke as it rises. PlumePort ActiV Buffalo Filter buffalofilter.com • Designed for laparoscopic plume evacuation. As plume begins to build within the peritoneal cavity, visibility concerns add to the safety hazards associated with the plume. The PlumePort ActiV, with integrated ULPA filtration and moisture management, removes and filters peritoneal plume during laparoscopic procedures. It's silent, connects easily to standard trocars and actively draws plume out of the peritoneal cavity, allowing for a clearer field of vision. A wicking system ensures the filter doesn't become saturated and the flow remains con1 0 2 O U T PAT I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E O N L I N E | J U N E 2013

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