Spatium Medical

1. Personalized insufflation pressure – Surgeons need a means to determine the patient-specific insufflation pressure. Oscillometry measurement: Spatium Medical’s technology measures the patient’s abdominal wall compliance to determine the lowest pressure needed while maintaining sufficient workspace.
2. Stable insufflation pressure – Current insufflation devices cannot provide consistent pressure. Surgeons resort to raising the insufflation pressure higher than required to compensate for instability. Turbine technology: Spatium Medical uses turbine technology in combination with a reservoir, enabling accurate pressure management. Our in-vitro studies indicate that a 2 – 7x more stable workspace in patients can be achieved.
3. Adaptation to mechanical ventilation – Insufflation pressure leads to increased mechanical ventilation pressure putting the patient at risk for pulmonary complications. There is a need to lower the required mechanical ventilation pressure by synchronizing the insufflation with mechanical ventilation. Reciprocal insufflation: Due to real time adjustment, mechanical ventilation pressures are reduced by up to 10%. This reduces pulmonary complications regardless of the chosen insufflation pressure.

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