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Anetic Aid AT4 Electronic Tourniquet System

The Anetic Aid AT4 is a dual-channel electronic tourniquet system used in surgical procedures, especially orthopedics and trauma surgery. It provides precise pressure control to reduce blood flow to limbs during operations.

Key Features:

• Dual independent channels: Can control two tourniquet cuffs simultaneously (e.g., for bilateral procedures).

• Internal air supply: Does not require external air sources or hospital pipeline connections.

• Rechargeable battery: Operates up to 25 hours on a full charge – suitable for mobile or emergency use.

• Digital pressure control: Adjustable pressure up to 600 mmHg with ±2.5 mmHg accuracy.

• Built-in safety system: Continuous self-checking, alarms for high pressure, low battery, and leak detection.

• Bier Block (IVRA) function: Built-in safety feature prevents accidental deflation in intravenous regional anesthesia.

• User-friendly display: Dual OLED screens showing time elapsed, target pressure, and actual pressure in real-time.

• Timer alarms: Configurable alerts for elapsed tourniquet time to prevent overuse injuries.

 Included Accessories:

• Color-coded dual hoses with quick-release connections.

• Reusable and disposable tourniquet cuffs (in various sizes and shapes).

• Mobile stand with integrated cuff storage.

• Sterile single-use cuffs and liners available.

• Optional extension hose for flexibility.

Esmarch Pneumatic Tourniquet (Bandage)

The Esmarch tourniquet is not part of the electronic system but a manual exsanguination device used to prepare the limb before applying the tourniquet.

Description:

• A long elastic rubber or latex-free bandage (usually 5.5 meters).

• Wrapped from distal to proximal to push blood out of the limb before inflating the electronic tourniquet cuff.

• Often used with the Rhys-Davies exsanguinator, a roller device for quicker exsanguination.

Technical Specifications (AT4 Unit):

• Dimensions: Approx. 1055 mm height x 350 mm width x 385 mm depth (on stand).

• Weight: Around 17 kg.

• Power: Mains-powered (110–230V) with built-in rechargeable gel-cell battery.

• Battery Life: 24–25 hours of active use.

• Pressure Range: 0–600 mmHg, precise regulation.

• Cuff Types: Upper limb, lower limb, wide limb cuffs; sterile or reusable options available.

Summary

The Anetic Aid AT4 is a safe, mobile, and versatile solution for bloodless field surgery. Combined with the Esmarch bandage for limb prep, it provides a complete tourniquet solution. The system is especially suited for operating rooms without built-in air supplies or in mobile/emergency setups. Its advanced safety features and independent channels make it a high-standard device for modern surgical care.

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