Valleylab™ Smoke Evacuation Pencil Portfolio

Valleylab™ Smoke Evacuation Pencil

Product Details

Uniquely designed for exceptional performance and optimal outcomes

The Valleylab™ smoke evacuation pencil (button switch) with telescoping cannula is designed for visibility in the surgical site and comfort in the surgeon’s hand.¹Plus, its all-in-one design means it’s no longer necessary to assemble multiple smoke evacuation products in the sterile field.¹

Order Information

Order Code	Description	Unit Of Measure	Quantity
CVPLP2000	Valleylab™ Smoke Evacuation Pencil	Case	20

Valleylab™ Smoke Evacuation Rocker Switch Pencil

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Compact, ergonomic design for efficient smoke capture²^,§

The Valleylab™ smoke evacuation rocker switch pencil captures smoke directly at the source.³^,⁴Its narrow profile provides a balanced and secure grip.^2,§,Ω And the transparent cannula allows clear vision of the target tissue.^2,††

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Order Code	Description	Length	Unit Of Measure	Quantity
SEP5000	Valleylab™ Smoke Evacuation Rocker Switch Pencil, Edge™ Blade Electrode	10 ft (3 m)	Case	20
SEP5015	Valleylab™ Smoke Evacuation Rocker Switch Pencil, Edge™ Blade Electrode	15 ft (4.6 m)	Case	20

Valleylab™ Telescoping Smoke Evacuation Rocker Switch Pencil

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Uniquely designed for enhanced visibility, access, and smoke capture^2,‡,§

The Valleylab™ telescoping smoke evacuation pencil is the first of its kind.^2,† It’s an all-in-one solution² that:

Offers an independently telescoping smoke nozzle and electrode to enable improved versatility and choice^2,†
Eliminates the need for additional smoke evacuation accessories^2,‡^,^‡‡
Includes a 360-degree swivel connection to minimize drag on the wrist^2,Ω

Order Information

Order Code	Description	Length	Unit Of Measure	Quantity
SEP6000	Valleylab™ Telescoping Smoke Evacuation Rocker Switch Pencil, Edge™ Blade Electrode	10 ft (3 m)	Case	20
SEP6015	Valleylab™ Telescoping Smoke Evacuation Rocker Switch Pencil, Edge™ Blade Electrode	15 ft (4.6 m)	Case	20

Overview

Clear Surgical Smoke With Confidence.

Smoke in the surgical field can be a nuisance — or worse. It can obscure your vision, delay procedures, and pose risks to your team.⁵ It doesn’t have to.

Introducing our portfolio of Valleylab™ smoke evacuation pencils for your open procedures. Each model offers the flexibility to facilitate access and visibility at the surgical site.^2,†,‡ Plus, they can help protect you, your team, and your patients from the potential hazards of surgical smoke.⁶

The Dangers of
Surgical Smoke

Over 500,000 healthcare workers are exposed to surgical smoke every year.^5,⁷ More than 150 hazardous chemicals have been identified in surgical smoke.⁸ And some experts estimate that the amount of surgical smoke produced daily in the OR equals 27 to 30 cigarettes.⁶

Help protect yourself, your team, and your patients. Our Valleylab™ smoke evacuation pencils capture smoke directly at the source.^3,4

†Compared to a nonextendable smoke evacuation pencil; 16 out of 19 surgeons surveyed agreed.
‡Compared to a nonextendable smoke evacuation pencil; 17 out of 19 surgeons surveyed agreed.
§Compared to the current device they are using; 15 out of 19 surgeons surveyed agreed.
ΩCompared to the current device they are using; 19 out of 19 surgeons surveyed agreed.
††16 out of 19 surgeons surveyed agreed.
‡‡30 out of 31 nurses surveyed agreed.
1. Based on Buffalo Filter Specification Form DC#2009-173. Section 4.7.
2. Based on internal test report #RE000128533 rev A, Marketing claims validation report. July 2018.
3. Based on internal test report #RE00125194 rev A, Surgical validation report. July 2018.
4. Based on internal test report #R0038994 rev A, Non-IEC verification report: smoke evacuation test. July 2018.
5. Ball K. Surgical smoke evacuation guidelines: compliance among perioperative nurses. AORN J. 2010; 92(2):e1–e23.
6. Hill DS, O’Neill JK, Powell RJ, Oliver DW. Surgical smoke—a health hazard in the operating theatre: a study to quantify exposure and a survey of the use of smoke extractor systems in UK plastic surgery units. J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg. 2012;65(7):911–916.
7. Laser/Electrosurgery Plume. Occupational Safety & Health Administration Website. https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/laserelectrosurgeryplume/index.html. Accessed April 4, 2019.
8. Pierce JS, Lacey SE, Lippert JF, Lopez R, Franke JE. Laser-generated air contaminants from medical laser applications: a state-of-the-science review of exposure characterization, health effects, and control. J Occup Environ Hyg. 2011;8(7):447–466.

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