
AT4 Electronic Tourniquet System
Dual-channel electronic tourniquet with its own air supply and battery, and an IVRA (Bier's block) guidance feature.
Single-Use InstrumentsSterile DTR Medical instruments by therapy area, plus Seemann bipolar forceps
Operating Tables & PositioningSchaerer tables, day-surgery trolleys, positioning aids
Imaging & Pain Management TablesImaging and multi-purpose procedure tables
Medical & Emergency CartsArmstrong Premier aluminium carts, Broselow paediatric carts
Patient Warming & CoolingPatient systems, blanket and fluid warmers
Patient Transfer & TransportSamarit Rollbord sliders, boards and stretchers
Surgical TourniquetsTourniquet systems, cuffs, covers, exsanguinators
Subcutaneous Infusion SystemsKORU Freedom pumps, tubing and needles for SCIg
Infection Control DispensersBowman glove, mask, eyewear and PPE dispensers
Theatre SupportX-ray protection, insulation testing, storage
Inflated elastic cylinder rolled up the limb to exsanguinate it before the tourniquet is inflated.
The Rhys-Davies Exsanguinator exsanguinates a limb for surgery without subjecting it to the high pressures of other methods. It is an inflated elastic cylinder that is rolled onto the limb up to the padded tourniquet cuff, then rolled off once the cuff is inflated.
It is used alongside a surgical tourniquet such as the Anetic Aid AT4, on arms and legs. The exsanguinator contains a trace of latex.
Information is for healthcare professionals. Always read the instructions for use supplied with the product.
| Brand | Anetic Aid (UK) |
|---|---|
| Product code | 40400 |
| Length | 457 mm |
| Maximum inflated pressure | 60 mmHg |
| Latex | Contains a trace of latex |
| Life expectancy | 12 months |
Quote these codes on your order or purchase order. Not sure which you need? Ask us.
| Code | Description | Pack | Quote list |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40400 | Rhys-Davies exsanguinator | Each |
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