aerFree® AMS
Clinical Overview
aerFree AMS Provides Value in Numerous Clinical Applications
PACU
aerFree is a first-line non-invasive airway support tool in the PACU to free up a nurse’s hands to perform other vital nursing activities. It will also reduce the risks associated with using invasive devices. aerFree can improve PACU and facility throughout.
Ambulatory Surgery
Cath Lab
In settings like the Cath lab and other imaging environments, where an anesthesiologist is generally not available, aerFree AMS can help prevent unnecessary interruptions. aerFree AMS can help reduce proximity to the radiological field by reducing the number of manual interventions required during procedures.
MRI
aerFree AMS can be used to minimize sedation related disruptions during MRI procedures.
PACU
aerFree is a first-line non-invasive airway support tool in the PACU to free up a nurse’s hands to perform other vital nursing activities. It will also reduce the risks associated with using invasive devices. aerFree can improve PACU and facility throughout.
Ambulatory Surgery
Cath Lab
In settings like the Cath lab and other imaging environments, where an anesthesiologist is generally not available, aerFree AMS can help prevent unnecessary interruptions. aerFree AMS can help reduce proximity to the radiological field by reducing the number of manual interventions required during procedures.
MRI
aerFree AMS can be used to minimize sedation related disruptions during MRI procedures.
Clinical Resources
Publications
aerFree Pivotal Clinical Study
Sommetrics Colonoscopy Presentation Poster
Sommetrics Colonoscopy Study Published in the Journal of Endoscopy, June 2016
Airway Management in the PACU
A Description of Intraoperative and Postanesthesia Complication Rates, April 2006
Prolonged-Stay Patients in the PACU: A Review of the Literature, February 2017
A Retrospective Analysis of Airway Management in Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Its Affects on Postanesthesia Care Unit Length of Stay, Spring 2014
Kato Shinichiro, M.D., Pharyngeal Closing Pressure Study