New SNAP Endoscope Guide

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Posted: 10 November 2020

The SNAP device facilitates the safe passage of a Nasendoscopy through a Surgical Mask into the nasal cavity.

Aerosolised droplets produced through coughing or sneezing during the procedure will be caught in the surgical mask.

Once withdrawn of the Endoscope, the one-way valve within the SNAP closes to maintain reduction in potential aerosol spread.

It is a single use device which is disposed of once the surgical mask is doffed by the patient.

Protects from airborne risks and diseases
A one-way valve that can be retrofitted to any fluid resistant Surgical Mask
Designed with the aim to keep Clinicians safe and so better able to deliver high quality care to their patients
Facilitates the movement of a Nasendoscope up to 4mm in diameter
Ensures safe passage of a Nasendoscopy through a Surgical Mask, creating an aperture for the Endoscope to pass through into the Nasal Cavity
Reduces the risks associated with the patient sneezing
Scientifically proven to reduce the prevalence of AGP (Aerosol Generating Particles) during examination
Provides better safety and care for both the Patient & Clinician
UK Manufactured
Exclusively distributed by DTR Medical

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