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233 Medical GEV-240

Fluid in, fluid out, both under control

The GEV-240 irrigation and suction pump from 233 Medical combines both functions in one console, with separate pressure and flow ranges for each. A 5 inch colour display shows them together, and a 2000 ml collection bottle and complete tubing set are supplied.

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The GEV-240 handles both halves of surgical fluid management from a single console. Irrigation delivers liquid into the operative cavity to distend it and to clear blood from the field, while suction removes that fluid along with debris, and each function has its own independent settings rather than sharing a single control.

Irrigation pressure is adjustable from 15 to 700 mmHg with flow from 10 to 1500 ml per minute. Suction pressure operates from 100 to 400 mmHg with flow from 1000 to 30000 ml per minute. These are the ranges the console makes available; which pressure and flow are appropriate for a given patient, cavity and procedure is a clinical decision for the operating surgeon, and the equipment provides the capability rather than the judgement.

That distinction matters more here than on most consoles. Irrigation into a closed cavity carries consequences if pressure or volume is misjudged, and the appropriate settings differ substantially between specialties and between patients. The console is specified for use across urology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, proctology and general surgery, and practice in each of those fields governs how it should be set.

Fluid entering a cavity has to be balanced against what is removed, and a console showing both sides at once reflects how that balance is actually managed. A 5 inch LCD screen presents both functions together, showing the settings for irrigation and suction side by side so the operator sees the whole fluid position without switching views.

Compression-based supply drives the irrigation side, and the console is built so that both functions are operated from the same panel rather than requiring the team to move between separate devices during a procedure. The accessory set covers an irrigation pump line, four silicone diaphragms, silicone tubing, two fuses and a 2000 ml suction bottle. Medigear.uk will confirm the accessory content, consumable arrangements, mains configuration, condition and current specification before despatch.

Urology and Gynaecology

Both specialties work within cavities that irrigation distends and maintains, and both depend on a field kept clear of blood for the operator to see what they are doing. Independent irrigation and suction settings allow the balance between inflow and removal to be managed deliberately. Fluid absorption is a recognised consideration in these procedures, and monitoring it remains part of clinical practice rather than a function of the console. The console supplies capability rather than clinical judgement.

Orthopaedic and Arthroscopic Work

Joint procedures rely on liquid distension to open a working space and on continuous clearance to keep it visible. Flow adjustable from 10 to 1500 ml per minute covers both the gentle lavage suited to delicate work and the volumes needed to clear a field rapidly. Pressure appropriate to the joint and patient is set by the operating surgeon. Delicate work and rapid clearance both fall within the range.

Neurosurgical Procedures

Where the console is used in neurosurgery, the precision of its settings matters considerably, and the pressures appropriate there differ markedly from those used elsewhere. The console provides a wide adjustable range; the values suited to intracranial work are determined entirely by the operating team according to established neurosurgical practice. Nothing about the equipment substitutes for that expertise.

General and Proctological Surgery

Broader surgical use draws on the same combination: liquid to open and clear a cavity, aspiration to remove it with debris, and both readable together on one screen. A 2000 ml collection bottle keeps removed volume visible, which supports the running account a theatre team keeps of fluid balance during a case. Both functions stay readable without switching views.

Two Functions, Two Sets of Controls

Irrigation and suction each carry their own pressure and flow ranges rather than sharing one control, which lets the operator set inflow and removal independently as conditions change. A console that ties the two together forces a compromise every time one needs adjusting, and that compromise is felt precisely when the field is deteriorating and attention is needed elsewhere. Independent control removes that compromise entirely. A compromise is felt most when the field is deteriorating.

The Whole Fluid Position at Once

Presenting irrigation and suction settings together on one screen means the operator sees both halves of the picture without switching views. Fluid management is a balance rather than two separate tasks, and a display reflecting that suits how the work is actually done. One glance covers what two readings would otherwise require. Fluid management becomes one reading rather than two.

Wide Ranges for Varied Practice

Irrigation from 15 to 700 mmHg and suction from 100 to 400 mmHg cover requirements that differ considerably between specialties. A department running mixed lists gains one console that adapts to each, with the settings themselves always determined by the surgeon rather than assumed by the equipment. Mixed lists are served without reconfiguring between cases. Departments running varied work benefit from that range. One console therefore covers what several might otherwise require.

Irrigation Pressure to 700 mmHg

Irrigation pressure is adjustable from 15 to 700 mmHg. The setting used is determined by the surgeon according to cavity, patient and procedure.

Irrigation Flow to 1500 ml per Minute

Flow adjusts from 10 to 1500 ml per minute, covering both gentle lavage and the higher volumes required to clear a field quickly. Both extremes of the range serve different moments in a case.

Independent Suction Settings

Suction operates on its own pressure range of 100 to 400 mmHg and its own flow range, so neither function is constrained by the other's setting. Inflow and removal are adjusted separately as conditions change.

Suction Flow to 30000 ml per Minute

Aspiration flow reaches 30000 ml per minute at the upper end, supporting rapid clearance where a field fills faster than gentle suction would manage. Higher rates matter when a field fills unexpectedly quickly.

Both Functions on One Display

A 5 inch LCD screen shows irrigation and suction settings together, so the operator reads the whole fluid position without switching between views. Fluid management is a balance rather than two separate tasks.

2000 ml Collection Bottle

A two litre suction bottle is supplied, with collected fluid remaining visible so the theatre team can see what has been removed. Removed volume forms part of the team's running account.

Complete Tubing and Diaphragm Set

An irrigation pump line, four silicone diaphragms and silicone tubing accompany the console, along with two spare fuses. Two spare fuses are included within the same set.

Specified Across Several Specialties

The console is specified for urology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, proctology and general surgery, with practice in each governing its settings.

The GEV-240 brings surgical irrigation and suction into one console with independent settings for each. Irrigation runs from 15 to 700 mmHg at 10 to 1500 ml per minute, suction from 100 to 400 mmHg at 1000 to 30000 ml per minute, and both appear together on a 5 inch display so the operator sees the whole fluid position at a glance.

Those are the ranges the console makes available. Which pressure and flow suit a given cavity, patient and procedure is a clinical decision for the operating surgeon, and that judgement carries real weight where liquid is being introduced into a closed space.

Compression-based supply drives the irrigation side, and both functions operate from the same panel. The console is specified for urology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, proctology and general surgery. An irrigation pump line, four silicone diaphragms, silicone tubing, two fuses and a 2000 ml suction bottle are supplied with it.

Fluid entering a cavity must be balanced against what is removed, and the console is arranged so both sides stay visible. Medigear.uk supplies the GEV-240 as a verified medical equipment supplier and will confirm the accessory content, consumable arrangements, mains configuration, condition and current specification for your unit. Contact the team to discuss specification and arrange a quotation for your department.

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Irrigation pressure is adjustable from 15 to 700 mmHg, with flow from 10 to 1500 ml per minute. Which settings are appropriate for a given cavity and patient is a clinical decision for the operating surgeon rather than something the console recommends. Both pressure and flow are set independently of the suction side. Ranges of this width accommodate very different procedures.

Suction pressure runs from 100 to 400 mmHg and flow from 1000 to 30000 ml per minute. These operate independently of the irrigation settings, so inflow and removal can be adjusted separately as conditions change during a procedure. Adjusting one does not force a compromise on the other.

Fluid management is a balance between what goes in and what comes out, and that balance shifts through a case. Independent ranges let the operator adjust one without being forced to compromise the other, which matters when a field is deteriorating. Attention stays on the field rather than on the console. Conditions shift through a case rather than staying constant.

A 5 inch LCD screen presents irrigation and suction settings together. Seeing both halves at once means the whole fluid position is visible without switching views, which suits how the two functions are actually used. Nothing needs interpreting to read the fluid position. Both sets of figures update as the settings are changed.

Urology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, proctology and general surgery are all listed. Appropriate settings vary substantially across these fields, and established practice in each governs how the console should be configured. Medigear.uk can advise on suitability for a particular service. Settings appropriate in one field may be unsuitable in another.

An irrigation pump line, four silicone diaphragms, silicone tubing, two fuses and a 2000 ml suction bottle accompany the console. Medigear.uk will confirm which items arrive with a particular unit and what consumable arrangements apply. Consumable items in particular are worth confirming in advance.

The suction bottle holds 2000 ml. Collected fluid remains visible within it, which supports the running account of fluid balance a theatre team maintains through a procedure. Capacity is worth checking against your expected case volumes. Larger volumes may require the bottle changing mid procedure.

The console provides pressure and flow settings and a collection bottle in which removed fluid is visible. Monitoring absorption and overall fluid balance remains part of clinical practice, and Medigear.uk can advise on what a particular configuration includes. Absorption monitoring is a clinical responsibility throughout.