An anesthetic gas scavenging system is a system used in hospital operating rooms to treat the waste gases generated during anesthesia. It collects, purifies, and safely discharges anesthetic waste gases in medical environments such as operating rooms. Just like a range hood in our homes, it can promptly suck up the “fumes”—anesthetic waste gases—generated during surgery and discharge them to a safe location.
The AGSS (Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System) uses negative pressure suction to rapidly collect anesthetic waste gases from the anesthesia machine, breathing circuit, or terminal unit, preventing the accumulation of anesthetic waste gases in operating rooms, emergency rooms, and treatment areas, thus protecting the health of medical staff and patients, ensuring air safety, and reducing environmental pollution.
