AirSeal® iFS
The Clinical Insufflation System
Revolutionizing Recovery
A boldly innovative solution that positively affects your patients’ intra and postoperative outcomes. Reduce the impact on patients' bodies by operating at low intra-abdominal pressure with AirSeal®—the only insufflation system backed by clinical data.1-38, ‡
Clinically Backed Insufflation
A total of 11,520 patients were enrolled across 38 peer-reviewed publications that demonstrate positive patient outcomes of AirSeal® insufflation, spanning 7 surgical specialties.1-40
AirSeal® reduces rates of overall and clinically significant postoperative complications including:
Subcutaneous emphysema 4,7,18
Postoperative ileus rates 19,20
Clinical studies demonstrated the benefits of a low-pressure approach with AirSeal® insufflation compared to standard insufflation, including reduction of:
Postoperative pain 1,10,12-17
End tidal CO2 1-10
Mean arterial pressure (MAP) 2,10
Peak airway pressure 1,4,6,9,10-12
Tidal volume 7,12
Innovative Care, Reimagined
A proprietary access port creates a responsive, physics-based gas barrier to enable the most stable pneumoperitoneum possible. This dedication to innovation ensures that we provide unparalleled pressure precision and stability in every procedure.
AirSeal® has been used in nearly 8 million laparoscopic procedures across 5,857 facilities in 82 countries and counting.
Benefits for surgeons and the perioperative team
AirSeal® provides uninterrupted visibility and a clear operative field through stable pneumoperitoneum and constant smoke evacuation to maintain exposure even during leaks and aggressive suction, enabling you to operate efficiently at low pressure.
Revolutionizing Recovery
Close to 3,000 AirSeal® patients across 20 studies experienced a reduction in post-op pain in the PACU when AirSeal® was used at low pressure intraoperatively.
The enhanced recovery enabled by low pressure insufflation should be made available to every patient, regardless of background or circumstances. Peer-reviewed data demonstrates that AirSeal® at low pressure positively contributes to ERAS protocols.12
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Better Outcomes = Lower Costs
Operating at low pressure with AirSeal® is an intervention that could have cost-saving implications in healthcare. AirSeal® has been found to reduce a patient’s PACU time10 and length of stay9,12-16,20-24. AirSeal® has also been found to offer significant cost implications by lowering:
30-day ER visits and hospital readmissions 15
Operative time 18,23,25-28
50%
Reduction in hospital
length of stay †,1,10,12-17
length of stay †,1,10,12-17
33%
Reduction
in PACU time †,1,10,12,17
in PACU time †,1,10,12,17
Insufflation Video Gallery
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Dr. D'Hondt - Why I Use The AirSeal® System
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Dr. Riachi Testimonial - Why I Use the AirSeal® System
Dr. Jensen Testimonial - Why I Use AirSeal® and the AirSeal® Robotic Solution
Dr. Stone - Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Using the AirSeal® System
Dr. Mahan - eTEP Hernia Repair Using AirSeal® Robotic Solution
Dr. Moawad - Two-Port Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Using the AirSeal® System
Dr. DiCicco - Robotic Sleeve Gastrectomy Using the AirSeal® Robotic Solution
Dr. Pullatt - Single Anastomosis Duodenal Switch (SADI) Technique Using AirSeal®
Dr. Abaza - Robotic Prostatectomy and Lymphadenectomy with Ultra-low Pneumoperitoneum Using AirSeal®
Dr. Advincula - Robot-Assisted Laparoscopic Myomectomy Using the AirSeal® System
Dr. Voloyiannis - Takedown of Colovesical Fistula of the Sigmoid Colon Secondary to Diverticulitis Using AirSeal®
Dr. Voloyiannis - Takedown of Splenic Flexure Using AirSeal®
Dr. Pullatt Presentation (2024) - The Value of Low Pressure in Complex Reoperative Surgery and Surgery on High BMI Patients
Dr. Mottrie Presentation (2023) - What Are the Clinical Benefits of Using Low Stable Pressure?
Dr. De Landsheere Presentation (2020) - AirSeal® in Gynecological Laparoscopy
Dr. Decaestecker Presentation (2020) - AirSeal® in Low Impact Robotic Cystectomy
Dr. Wolthuis Presentation (2020) - How AirSeal® Supports Low Impact Colorectal Surgery
Dr. Dandrifosse Presentation (2020) - AirSeal® in Bariatric Surgery
Dr. Rothenberg Presentation (2020) - Potential Benefits of AirSeal® in Pediatric Thoracoscopic Surgery
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 1: System Overview
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 2: iFS On-Screen Tutorials
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 3: iFS User Menus
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 4: AirSeal® Mode Disposables Needed
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 5: AirSeal® Mode: Steps for Use in Non-Primary Insufflation
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 6: AirSeal® Mode Steps for Use in AirSeal® Primary Insufflation
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 7: Smoke Evacuation Mode Disposables Needed, Steps for Use
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 8: Standard Insufflation Mode Disposables Needed, Steps for Use
AirSeal® System - In-Service - Part 9: AirSeal® Information Library / Tips and Tricks
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Documents and Specifications
Capital Unit
AirSeal iFS1 120V
| CAT # | AS-IFS1 |
| Voltage | 120V |
Accessories
iFS Connector for House (Central) Gas, Must be installed on the iFS DISS Fitting
| CAT # | IFS-WC1 |
| Note | USA/Domestic Use Only |
iFS Connector for House (Central) Gas, Must be installed on the iFS NIST Fitting
| CAT # | IFS-WC2 |
| Note | International Use Only |
iFS Connector for Bottle Gas, Must be installed on the iFS (37° flare fitting)
| CAT # | IFS-BC1 |
| Note | Required Connector for Bottled Gas Use |
| Note | USA and International Use |
AirSeal Cart for iFS, USA/Domestic Use
| AS-ICART | AS-ICART |
| Note | Cart with Bottle Rack, Holds Two “E” Size C02 Tanks |
AirSeal® Cart for iFS with Switching Valve, USA/Domestic Use
| CAT # | AS-ICART-V |
| Note | Holds Two Two “E” Size C02 Tanks, and Switching Valve |
Access Ports
5mm Access Port and Low Profile Obturator with Bladeless Optical Tip
| CAT # | IAS5-100LP |
| Length | 100mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
5mm Access Port and Low Profile Obturator with Bladeless Optical Tip
| CAT # | IAS5-120LP |
| Length | 120mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
5mm Smooth Access Port and Obturator with Blunt Tip
| CAT # | IASB5-150 |
| Length | 150mm |
| Note | (for use with single site surgical platforms) |
| Qty | 6/Box |
8mm Access Port and Low Profile Obturator with Bladeless Optical Tip
| CAT # | IAS8-100LP |
| Length | 100mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
8mm Access Port and Low Profile Obturator with Bladeless Optical Tip
| CAT # | IAS8-120LP |
| Length | 120mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
12mm Access Port and Obturator with Blunt Tip
| CAT # | IASB12-100 |
| Length | 100mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
12mm Access Port and Obturator with Blunt Tip
| CAT # | IASB12-120 |
| Length | 120mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
12mm Access Port and Obturator (Bladeless Optical Tip, 150mm Length)
| CAT# | IAS12-150 |
| Length | 150mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
12mm Access Port and Palm Grip Obturator with Bladeless Optical Tip
| CAT # | IAS12-100LPI |
| Length | 100mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
12mm Access Port and Palm Grip Obturator with Bladeless Optical Tip
| CAT # | IAS12-120LPI |
| Length | 120mm |
| Qty | 6/Box |
Filtered Tubing Sets
Tri-Lumen Filtered Tube Set for use with AirSeal® iFS
| CAT # | ASM-EVAC1 |
| Qty | 6/box |
AirSeal® Bifurcated Filtered Tube Set with Activated Charcoal Filter
| CAT # | ASM-EVAC1-BI |
| Purchasing Unit of Measure | 6/Box |
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