Genesis - Dental Flexi-Sad + Bite Block - Flexible Laryngeal Mask Airway
Simple, safe and secure. Benefits the patient, oral surgeon and anaesthetist. A flexible laryngeal mask airway is commonly used by the surgical team, offering several advantages in reducing the recovery time post anaesthesia for day surgery. The disadvantage is that the airway tube of the laryngeal mask airway obstructs the surgical field and may be liable to damage or dislocation by the surgical team. The Genesis Airway bite block when vertically placed between the molar teeth to achieve jaw opening has a channel in the medial surface that allows the airway tube to be clipped into the bite block. This removes the airway tube from the surgical field and stabilizes it preventing accidental dislocation. The airway tube may be easily clipped in and out of the bite block without dislocating the airway, allowing movement of the bite block to the opposite side of the jaw and giving surgical access to the entire surgical field.
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After surgery has ended and the patient is emerging from anaesthesia the bite block may be clipped to the airway tube in a horizontal position preventing the patient biting down on and occluding the airway tube. The Genesis bite block is single-use, minimising infection risks from re-sterilisation.
Benefits
- Unobstructed surgical access to the entire oral cavity
- Reduces the risk of accidental dislocation of the laryngeal mask airway or damage to the airway tube
- Easy clip in/out mechanism allowing repositioning of the bite block
- Prevents airway tube occlusion and negative pressure pulmonary oedema caused by the patient biting down on the tube when. Emerging from anaesthesia
- The dental tracks of the Genesis bite blocks are designed to fit firmly over the teeth, reducing movement
- Genesis bite blocks are single-use. Rubber or plastic multiple-use airway products are discouraged due to re-sterilisation and infection risks
Contraindications
ALL THE CONTRAINDICATIONS TO USING A FIRST GENERATION SAD
- Increased risk of aspiration: Prolonged bag-valve-mask ventilation, morbid obesity, second or third trimester pregnancy, patients who have not fasted before ventilation, upper gastrointestinal bleed
- Need for high airway pressures; poor pulmonary compliance, high airway resistance
- Suspected or known abnormalities in supraglottic anatomy
- Edentulous or patients with insufficient teeth to support a bite block
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