anesthesiecircuits
Anesthesia circuits, also known as breathing circuits or anesthetic circuits, are essential components of anesthetic delivery systems. Their primary function is to conduct anesthetic gases from the anesthesia machine to the patient's lungs and to remove exhaled gases. These circuits are designed to provide a controlled breathing environment during surgical procedures and other medical interventions requiring sedation or general anesthesia.
There are several types of anesthesia circuits, broadly categorized into open, semi-open, and closed systems. Open
Key components found in many anesthesia circuits include a fresh gas inlet, a breathing bag (reservoir), inspiratory