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Introduction

Anaesthesia machines combine gas delivery, vaporization, ventilation, and monitoring functions into one system. Their primary goal is to provide a precise, continuous, and safe flow of anesthetic gases while ensuring adequate oxygenation and respiratory support.

Modern machines integrate advanced digital controls, electronic flow meters, and built-in safety features, making them essential equipment in hospitals, surgical centers, and emergency care.

Key Components

1. Gas Supply System

• Connects to oxygen, nitrous oxide, air, and other medical gases.

Neurovascular Devices: Advancing Treatment for Cerebrovascular Disorders

Neurovascular devices have emerged as critical tools in the management of cerebrovascular disorders, including stroke, aneurysms, and arteriovenous malformations (AVMs). These devices are designed to diagnose, monitor, and treat conditions that affect the brain’s blood vessels, offering minimally invasive alternatives to traditional surgery. With the increasing prevalence of neurological disorders worldwide, neurovascular devices are playing an essential role in improving patient outcomes and reducing mortality.

The neurovascular devices market encompasses a variety of technologies, including stents, coils, catheters, flow diverters, and embolization systems. These devices are specifically engineered to navigate the delicate and complex vasculature of the brain safely. Stents, for example, help maintain vessel patency in patients with arterial stenosis, preventing ischemic strokes. Coil embolization devices are commonly used to treat cerebral aneurysms by promoting clot formation within the aneurysm sac, reducing the risk of rupture. Flow diverters, a more recent innovation,…