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Selection and application of laminar flow ceiling
Selection and application of laminar flow ceilingWhen selecting an air supply ceiling in the operating room, it is necessary to consider many factors. The type of surgery is one of the key factors. For high-risk operations such as cardiac surgery and neurosurgery mentioned above and demanding environmental cleanliness, it is undoubtedly necessary to choose a Grade I laminar ventilation ceiling to build a secure defense line for the success of the operation. For general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and other routine operations, a Class II laminar ventilation ceiling can meet the needs, while ensuring the operating environment, and reasonable cost control. For common ophthalmic surgery, dermatology surgery, etc., a Grade III laminar ventilation ceiling is the best choice for its appropriate cost performance.The size of the operating room will also affect the choice of ventilated ceiling. Large operating rooms, due to the open space, need to supply air ceilings with stronger airflow coverage and uniformity. At this time, efficient and extensive coverage of Class I or II laminar ventilation ceilings is more appropriate, ensuring that the entire surgical area is fully covered with clean air. On the contrary, small operating rooms have relatively low air coverage requirements for ventilated ceilings and can choose a more economical type of ventilated ceilings according to the type of surgery and the premise of meeting the cleanliness standards. The budgets of medical institutions cannot be ignored either. If the budget is sufficient and the quality of the surgical environment is extreme, the excellent performance of the Class I laminar ventilation ceiling can be prioritized. If the budget is limited and the basic cleaning needs of the operation are to be ensured, the level III laminar ventilation ceiling is a good choice. Of course, within the budget range, comprehensive surgical types, space, and other factors, to find the most suitable air supply ceiling, to achieve the optimal allocation of resources. As a key defense line to protect the operating room environment, different types of air supply ceilings have their advantages. Through an in-depth understanding of it and accurate selection according to actual needs, it can provide a strong guarantee for the smooth development of surgery and the health recovery of patients. It is hoped that the majority of medical workers and related personnel can pay attention to the selection of air supply ceilings and jointly contribute to the development of medical undertakings. |
