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Stability Makes Low Pressure Possible

Conventional insufflation often requires higher pressure to maintain visualization. AirSeal® helps maintain stable pneumoperitoneum enabling low pressure surgery without compromising exposure.

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Improve Outcomes in General Surgery

  • Patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy with AirSeal® had a 34.7% shorter length of stay compared to standard insufflation.1
  • Low pressure AirSeal® surgery was associated with reduced post-operative pain and increased likelihood of same-day discharge in laparoscopic hernia procedures.2,3
  • Clinical studies demonstrated improved ventilatory parameters including lower peak inspiratory pressure and reduced etCO2 during minimally invasive surgery.4

Pressure Stability:
Conventional vs. Advanced Insufflation

Conventional insufflation pressure stability chart
AirSeal insufflation pressure stability chart

Conventional insufflation can fluctuate significantly during suction and leaks. AirSeal® helps maintain a more stable pneumoperitoneum to support visualization and procedural continuity.

*Preliminary intra-abdominal pressure data from a prospective randomized trial of AirSeal® vs. conventional insufflation5

Experience Stability. Enable Low Pressure.

Make minimally invasive surgery smoother and lower pressure without disruption.

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"With AirSeal®, I know that my pressure will stay where I set it. When I can maintain that environment, it affects everything: predictable respiratory metrics, reduced tissue trauma, and stable visual field."

Dr. Philip A. Woodworth, MD

Robotic General Surgeon

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1 Ramshaw Bl.et al. Low-pressure laparoscopic ventral hernia repair usina AirSeal® insufflation was associated with shorten hospital stay and reduced procedure duration. Surg Technol Int. 2016;29:125-130.
2 Ramshaw BJ, et al. Low-pressure AirSeal® insufflation during laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair was associated with increased same-day discharge and reduced post-operative groin pain. Surg Endosc. 2017;31(12):5267-5274. doi:10.1007/s00464-017-5600-3.
3 Richards WO. et al. AirSeal® low-pressure insufflation during laparoscopic general and bariatric surgery demonstrated trends toward lower post-operative pain and improved ventilatory parameters. Am Surg. 2022;88(8):1832-1837. doi:10.1177/00031348221084956.
4 Telem DA, et al. AirSeal® insufflation during laparoscopic cholecystectomy was associated with reduced hospital length of stay compared to standard insufflation. Presented at: Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES); 2017).
5 Bucur P, Hofmann M, Menhadji A, et al. Comparison of pneumoperitoneum stability between a valveless trocar system and conventional insufflation: a prospective randomized trial. Urology. 2016;94:274-280.