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General| Product Name | Cell Saver 5+ |
|---|---|
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Manufacturer | Haemonetics Corporation |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Display | Touchscreen LCD |
| Software | Proprietary software for operation and monitoring |
| Type | Autotransfusion System |
| Intended Use | To collect, process, and reinfuse a patient's own blood during surgery. |
| Blood Processing Capacity | Up to 6 liters of blood |
| Collection Bag Volume | Up to 3 liters |
| Centrifuge Bowl Capacity | 225 mL |
| Anticoagulant | Citrate-based solutions |
| Interface | User-friendly interface |
| Compatibility | Compatible with standard blood collection bags |
| Certifications | CE marked |
| Hematocrit of Salvaged RBCs | 50-80% |
Overview of the Cell Saver 5+ Autologous Blood Recovery System.
Details the intended medical applications and uses for the Cell Saver 5+ System.
Outlines conditions or situations where the use of the Cell Saver 5+ System is not advised.
Explains the concept and benefits of autologous blood transfusion.
Provides a brief summary of the history of blood transfusion methods.
Highlights the advanced features and improvements of the CS5+ system.
Describes the automated functions and sensor utilization in the CS5+.
Explains how the onboard microprocessor guides the system setup.
Details the real-time information displayed during system operation.
Presents technical specifications for the Cell Saver 5+ system.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the machine and cart.
Describes the system's cart, wheels, and ease of transport.
Explains the integrated pole for hanging solutions and bags.
Details the typical processing times and pump speeds.
Describes the materials used in the machine's cabinet and control panel.
Illustrates and defines various machine symbols used in the manual.
Defines symbols commonly found on disposable product packaging.
Shows icons representing different bowl sizes used by the system.
Specifies electrical voltage, frequency, and current requirements.
Details the recommended operating temperature and humidity levels.
Outlines the required conditions for storing and transporting the system.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for system accessories.
Lists cited sources and publications for further reading.
Introduces the chapter and identifies major components of the Cell Saver 5+ System.
Describes the main controls and indicators on the system's control panel.
Identifies and describes the primary machine and disposable components.
Provides an overview of the various disposable components used with the system.
Explains the basic workflow and operation of the Cell Saver 5+ System.
Details the process of collecting blood using the system's components.
Describes the process of filling the centrifuge bowl with collected blood.
Explains how red blood cells are separated and concentrated within the bowl.
Details the procedure for washing collected red blood cells.
Covers the process of washing bowls that are not completely full.
Describes how to empty the processed red blood cells from the bowl.
Provides general information on safety and patient care for the system.
Outlines essential precautions for safe operation of the CS5+.
Provides guidelines for proper storage and handling of disposable components.
Specifies the environment requirements regarding flammable gases and vapors.
Details potential electrical shock risks and necessary safety measures.
Warns about the hazards associated with the machine's rotating parts.
Addresses risks related to communicable diseases in blood processing.
Highlights the importance of maintaining unobstructed fluid flow in the system.
Warns about potential issues caused by twists or kinks in the tubing.
Discusses the implications of plasma hemoglobin and flow restrictions.
Addresses potential electrical interference from continuous aspiration.
Explains the risks and detection of centrifuge overheating.
Details conditions that may lead to red cell spillage into the waste bag.
Explains the importance of managing air in the disposable bowl.
Warns against using pressure cuffs for reinfusion due to air infusion risk.
Notes that washed cells are depleted of clotting factors; physician monitoring is key.
Refers to Appendix A for contraindications and recommended actions.
Provides guidance on the types and application rates of anticoagulants.
Lists factors that influence the time required for cell salvage processing.
Discusses factors influencing processing time for cell salvage.
Details factors affecting processing time for sequestering procedures.
Provides detailed setup procedures and required disposable components.
Covers the essential steps for setting up the Cell Saver 5+ System.
Details the steps for powering on the system and initiating self-test.
Provides instructions for correctly loading the disposable set.
Explains how to operate the Cell Saver 5+ System in AUTOMATIC mode.
Details the steps for processing blood automatically.
Explains how to adjust processing parameters for the automatic mode.
Describes optional functions available during automatic operation.
Explains the concentrate option for processing low volumes of red cells.
Allows disabling pump regulation function of the effluent line sensor.
Defines the destination for washed RBCs after the wash cycle.
Notifies the volume accounting algorithm of the return destination.
Allows omitting the wash mode to reduce processing time.
Provides an option for situations where blood return speed is critical.
Details the process for emptying residual RBCs from the blue line.
Displays current operating status and procedure statistics.
Monitors the cumulative total of wash solution used.
Allows monitoring of processed and returned fluid volumes.
Provides guidance on resolving common operational problems.
Explains how to operate the Cell Saver (CS5+) System in the MANUAL mode.
Describes the control panel and functional keys in MANUAL mode.
Details the step-by-step process for manual operation of the system.
Explains the emergency option available within MANUAL mode.
Explains how to perform sequestering for plasma separation.
Describes the sequestering protocol and available methods.
Provides instructions for attaching the sequestering kit.
Details how to configure parameters for sequestering protocols.
Guides through the manual procedure for blood sequestering.
Outlines the steps for system breakdown after sequestering.
Explains the assisted mode for blood sequestering with prompts.
Defines key terms and parameters used in sequester setup.
Provides steps for system breakdown after the sequestering procedure.
Covers the minimal maintenance requirements for the system.
Details routine cleaning procedures for the CS5+ system.
Provides instructions for cleaning the centrifuge well area.
Explains how to clean the optical sensor lenses for proper function.
Details the procedure for cleaning the effluent line sensor.
Provides instructions for cleaning the air detector component.
Describes how to clean the system's tubing valves.
Explains how to clean the blood pump assembly, especially after spills.
Outlines procedures for cleaning the system exterior after spills.
Details the process for cleaning the system's air filter.
Information on Haemonetics field service engineers and support.
Overview of technical support services, including training and hotline.
Describes the on-site training provided upon instrument delivery.
Provides contact information for the Haemonetics technical support hotline.
Outlines procedures for returning goods for analysis and support.
Details the steps required for returning equipment or disposables.
Lists complications and recommendations for various drug agents.
Details potential complications arising from biological contaminants.
Discusses cell salvage considerations for patients with malignancies.
Covers complications related to specific hematologic conditions.
Lists other miscellaneous complications and contraindications.
Cites the source document for the complications and contraindications.
Cleaning instructions for the air detector.
Procedure for cleaning the system's air filter.
Steps for cleaning up spills within the centrifuge area.
Guidelines for cleaning the system's control panel.
Cleaning instructions for the effluent line sensor.
Procedure for cleaning the bowl optics sensors.
Instructions for cleaning the system's pump assembly.
Cleaning steps for tubing clamps and the clamped line sensor.
General safety precautions related to IEC 60601-1 standard.
Guidance on electromagnetic environment compatibility for the system.
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