Laminar ventilation employs High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) that has the capability to remove 99.97% of germ particles from the air flow.

New York, NY -- (SBWire) -- 12/14/2016 --Ventilation is an essential factor that can be determined by providing fresh air for habitation, maintaining humidity level, preventing bacterial contamination and so on. Improper ventilation system adds to unnecessary healthcare cost and high infection cost. There is need of proper ventilation system for the effective functioning of the healthcare units. Proper planning and designing of the ventilation system in operating theaters is necessary to lower the operating cost, low healthcare expenditure, provide ultra-clean infection-free zone.

Laminar ventilation employs High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) that has the capability to remove 99.97% of germ particles from the air flow. It is better than conventional ventilation system. According to U.S standard, the operating room ventilation system in hospitals should remove >90% of a germ-sized particle. During the implantation of prosthetic devices, sterile condition should be maintained as only one germ can infect the wound and cause infection. Therefore to avoid contamination, sterile air is important in cardiac surgeries, orthopedic, or various other implant surgeries. The lack of proper planning and designing of ventilation system leads to health issues and further complicates the task. About 70% of microbes transfer through surgical instruments during surgical wound

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Laminar flow system is more expensive than a conventional system, if installed in 2015, it will work properly at least for about 30 years. Till today, it is uncertain that whether laminar flow system is better or conventional flow system. Guided Airflow System has a unique design in which air supply is directed diagonally towards the operating table, and the contaminated air is exhausted out of the room. Guided airflow incorporates slit ventilation, consisting of booster fed air jet located at the intersecting area between the horizontal ceiling and vertical wall and two large perforated supply air surfaces. Air is supplied in a controlled manner into the diagonal air jet. The novel design and co-ejection effect creates sterile air on the operating and surgical instrument table.

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In comparison with laminar air flow, guided airflow system accounts about 70% reduction in energy consumption. The ventilation system helps in the reduction of infectious risk in patients and staff exposed to different infectious agents. For reducing post-operative wound infections, proper and adequate ventilation system is selected.