ultra clean air in operating theater for field hospital

Operio creates immediate sterile conditions for army field hospitals, surgical field hospitals or wherever you need it

A combination of Laminar Air Flow and high efficient HEPA filters ensures sterile laminar airflow especially for the application of operating theatre suites (operating room- surgical room. Operio guarantees sterile conditions in the operating field and on the instrument table even in extreme conditions like military and emergency situation. Operio mobile laminar air flow can be used immediately due to sterile screens which are to be exchanged just before the operation starts and guarantee a maximum sterility. The focused laminar flow unit can be transported and installed in any operating theatre in just a few minutes without interfering with the existing ventilation system. It is an ideal system for prosthetic surgery and any out-patient surgery such as cosmetic surgery, ophthalmology, intravitreal injections, etc.

Function: the air is filtered through Hepa filters free of microorganisms and then directed immediately on to the surgical instruments and surgical site. It is only then distributed throughout the operating theatre. This protects the critical area of the operating theatre, i.e. the instruments and the surgical site. With this system, the bacterial load on the instruments and surgical site is reduced by 95% compared with conventional ventilation systems. The fewer the bacteria that enter the patient’s body via the instruments or surgical wound, the less antibiotics are needed to combat them. Instruments can always be prepared in the zone protected by the focused laminar air flow unit, thus maintaining their sterility even during long operations. At the start of surgery, the instrument table prepared under focused laminar air flow is simply moved towards the surgical site and the focused laminar flow also protects the surgical wound area. The focused laminar air flow system provides a flow of ultra-clean air for operating rooms at a fraction of the cost of conventional, ceiling-mounted units, enabling operating rooms to be upgraded and meet the ISO 5 standards.

Various international studies have confirmed that the bacterial contamination in critical areas of the operating theatre was reduced significantly with focused laminar flow. This resulted in a major reduction in the number of infections in the operating theatre after surgery.