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1. Warnings/Cautions

Throughout these directions for use, appropriate warnings are given describing potential safety hazards associated 
with use of the Ambu AuraOnce.

WARNING

The user should be familiar with the following warnings prior to use of the Ambu AuraOnce.
•  The Ambu AuraOnce is delivered sterile.
•  Lubricate only the posterior tip of the cuff to avoid blockage of the airway aperture or aspiration of the 

lubricant.

•  To avoid trauma, do not use force at any time during insertion of the Ambu AuraOnce.
•  Adhere strictly to the recommended cuff infl ation volumes as specifi ed in Table 3. Never over-infl ate the cuff 

after insertion.

•  Ambu AuraOnce is to be used in patients, who have been clinically evaluated by a clinician familiar with 

anaesthesia as eligible for a Supraglottic Airway Device.

•  In patients with severe oropharyngeal trauma, the Ambu AuraOnce should only be employed when all other 

attempts to establish an airway have failed.

•  The Ambu AuraOnce is fl ammable in the presence of lasers and electrocautery equipment.
•  Use of a nasogastric tube may make regurgitation likely because the tube may interfere with the function of 

the lower esophageal sphincter.

•  Do not attempt to clean and reuse the Ambu AuraOnce.

CAUTION

• US federal law restricts this device to be sold to or on the order of a physician. 
• For use only by clinicians trained in the use of a Ambu AuraOnce.
• Ensure that the device is not in any way damaged before use
•  Make a brief functional check as described in section 6 before using the device. Failure of any test indicates 

that the device should not be used.

•  If airway problems persist or ventilation is inadequate, the Ambu AuraOnce should be removed and

reinserted or a secure airway established by other means.

• Patients should be adequately monitored at all times during use. 
•  The secure function of all anaesthetic breathing system connectors should be checked before the breathing 

circuit is established.

•  To minimize contamination, always wear gloves during the preparation and insertion of the Ambu AuraOnce.
• Have a spare Ambu AuraOnce ready and prepared for immediate use.
•  When used with MRI, care should be taken to monitor the patient carefully to ensure that correct positioning 

of the tube is maintained.

Summary of Contents for AuraOnce

Page 1: ...Product Information Ambu AuraOnce Single Use Laryngal Mask Sterile For use by trained clinicians only...

Page 2: ...7 3 1 Placement technique 9 7 4 Insertion problems 9 7 5 Inflation 9 7 6 Connecting to the anesthetic system 10 7 7 Fixation 10 7 8 Usage with spontaneous ventilation 11 7 9 Usage with positive press...

Page 3: ...ery equipment Use of a nasogastric tube may make regurgitation likely because the tube may interfere with the function of the lower esophageal sphincter Do not attempt to clean and reuse the Ambu Aura...

Page 4: ...should only be used in patients who have been clinically evaluated by a clinician familiar with anesthesia as eligible for a laryngeal mask airway When the Ambu AuraOnce is used in profoundly unconsci...

Page 5: ...1 g Internal volume of ventilatory pathway 5 5 ml 8 ml 11 ml 15 ml 16 ml 21 ml 30 ml 38 ml Pressure drop Min interdental gap 15 mm 17 mm 19 mm 21 mm 25 mm 29 mm 31 mm 32 mm i Internal pathway 10 3 cm...

Page 6: ...shown in table 3 are maximum volumes Applying the stated maximum inflation volume may respond to a cuff pressure above the maximum of 60 cm H2 O It is recommended to continuously monitor the cuff pre...

Page 7: ...ot be any bulge nor any sign of leakage in the cuff pilot tubing or pilot balloon WARNING Do not use the Ambu AuraOnce if there are any bulges on the cuff or if there are any signs of leakage Table 5...

Page 8: ...ce are familiar with the warnings precautions indications and contraindications found in these Product Information The following points are extremely important Check for correct deflation and lubricat...

Page 9: ...nal or intravenous agents and initiate manual ventilation If you cannot open the patient s mouth sufficiently to insert the mask check that the patient is adequately anesthetized Ask an assistant to p...

Page 10: ...d to determine sufficient respiration Auscultate in the anterolateral neck region to check for abnormal sounds that might indicate mild laryngeal spasm or light anaesthesia The mask may leak slightly...

Page 11: ...o not simply add more air This will not necessarily improve the seal pressure and may even increase the leak by adding tension to the normally soft cuff pushing it away from the larynx Instead remove...

Page 12: ...ipment and the facility for rapid tracheal intubation are available Do not fully deflate the cuff until after its removal to avoid secretions entering the larynx and to prevent laryngospasm Alternativ...

Page 13: ...te that with the Ambu AuraOnce as with any form of airway management and anesthesia in pediatric patients where ventilation is insufficient desaturation is likely to occur faster because of the higher...

Page 14: ...14 EN c e 1 2 6 5 4 3 7 30 ml 60 cm H 2 O 50 7 0 kg 4 d A J I K H G D C B F E 2 6 5 4 3 1...

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