Aortic Root Cannula

Clinical Application

Aortic root cannulae are used during cardiac surgery to deliver cardioplegia solution into the aortic root and to vent air from the heart during cardiopulmonary bypass.

They are used where controlled solution delivery and reliable venting are required to support myocardial protection.

These devices support:

• Controlled cardioplegia delivery
• Effective venting of intracardiac air
• Stable positioning during bypass
• Secure connection to perfusion circuits

Design and Performance

ALSPL aortic root cannulae are designed to support stable flow and controlled placement during cardiac surgery.

Key characteristics include:

• Defined cannula tip geometry
• Secure connector interface compatible with perfusion systems
• Stable shaft construction
• Balanced flexibility for placement control
• Flow path design supports predictable delivery and venting during bypass procedures

Construction Options

Aortic root cannula platforms may include:

• Defined French size configurations
• Integrated venting options
• Standard connector formats
• Single-use sterile construction

Configuration is selected based on surgical workflow and perfusion setup.

Standard Configurations

Standard aortic root cannula platforms are available across commonly used size profiles.

Detailed specifications and configuration references are provided in the product brochure.