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PHILIPS 7100, 7900 anesthesia machine flow sensor 2089610-001-S repair parts Anesthesia Machine Parts For Sale

Part Number: 2089610-001-S
7100, 7900 anesthesia machine flow sensor

GE DATEX-OHMEDA 7100, 7900 anesthesia machine flow sensor 2089610-001-S repair parts Description All medical equipment, new and used, is thoroughly inspected by our engineers to ensure... view more

June 04  

PHILIPS UNKOWN Anesthesia Machine Parts For Sale

Part Number: M1133A
Neonate/Infant Disposable SpO2 Sensor

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June 02  

PHILIPS G7M Anesthesia Machine Parts For Sale

Part Number: G7M
Philips IntelliVue G7 Agent G7M Anesthesia Gas Module

Philips IntelliVue G7 Agent G7M Anesthesia Gas Module Support and Services: Technical Support and Service for Patient Monitors. We provide technical support and services for our Patient Monitor... view more

June 01  

PHILIPS G7 Anesthesia Machine Parts For Sale

Part Number: REF:989803191081
Philips G7 Anesthesia water trap REF:989803191081

Philips G7 Anesthesia water trap REF:989803191081 Support and Services: Technical Support and Service for Patient Monitors. We provide technical support and services for our Patient Monitor... view more

June 01  
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Anesthesia Machine

Anesthesia machines are medical devices used to deliver anesthetic gases and vapors to patients during surgery. Anesthesia machines are typically used in operating rooms, but can also be used in other medical settings such as intensive care units and emergency rooms. Anesthesia machines are composed of several components, including a ventilator, a breathing circuit, and a vaporizer. The ventilator is responsible for delivering a precise mixture of oxygen, anesthetic gases, and other gases to the patient. The breathing circuit is used to deliver the gas mixture to the patient and to monitor the patient's breathing. The vaporizer is used to administer the anesthetic gases and vapors to the patient.

Anesthesia machines vary in price depending on the features and capabilities of the machine. Basic models can cost around $3,000, while more advanced models can cost upwards of $50,000. The most popular manufacturers of anesthesia machines are GE Healthcare, Dräger, and Philips. These companies offer a wide range of anesthesia machines, from basic models to more advanced models with features such as integrated monitoring systems and automated ventilation.