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Proper ETT cuff inflation (20-30 cmH₂O) is vital to secure the airway and prevent tracheal damage. The article details cuff types (HP/LV, LP/HV) and techniques, advocating for the digital AG Cuffill manometer...

A guide to choosing a veterinary multi-parameter monitor. Consider species range (e.g., exotics), portability, necessary parameters, connectivity, and overall cost.

Purchasing a ventilator requires assessing patient needs, staff training, and the ventilator type. IPPV is used for hypercapnia (ETCO2​>60 mmHg) or hypoxaemia (SpO2​<90%). Mechanical ventilation is...

Effective equipment aftercare is crucial for compliance, safety, and operational efficiency. Burtons Service Plans manage regulatory requirements (e.g., IRR17 for X-ray, PUWER, LOLER for lifting gear,...

Discover the hidden safety of Piped Gas and AGSS in veterinary practices. Medical-grade copper piping prevents leaks and eliminates staff needing to move heavy, risky gas cylinders.

The central guideline for choosing an anesthetic reservoir bag is that its capacity must be at least six times the patient's tidal volume (VT). The easiest formula is: (Patient Weight kg x 10 ml/kg x 6)...

Burtons' UK-made anaesthesia machines, like the Adaptable, Adaptable2, and Rail/Wall Mounted systems, are built for versatility and hygiene. Key features include an emergency O₂ flush, concentrator...

Choosing a multiparameter monitor requires considering species range (e.g., HR>300 bpm for exotics), portability/battery, and required parameters (e.g., Sidestream Capnography with low sampling rate...

We always welcome the chance to see Burtons equipment in action, especially when it demonstrates its positive impact on patient care and enhances the efficiency of procedures. And what better place to...

Join Dan, one of our Equipment Experts, as he walks through some of the highlights of the Burtons Anaesthesia range.