Sinapi LEVO is simple drainage that supports early mobilization

The products developed by Sinapi Biomedical stand out by being very simple and extremely effective. Sinapi LEVO is no exception. The chest drain is easy to set up, easy to manage, and enables early mobility for patients. Medidyne now offers the solution in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.

A simple and effective chest drain

The Sinapi LEVO chest drain is designed to enable early mobilization and shorten hospital stays. A valuable feature is the built-in Scheffler valve that prevents backflow. This allows the drain to be safely lifted, turned, or positioned at bed level without compromising patient safety. This makes it possible for patients to move freely during treatment – a key factor in improving recovery time.
The Sinapi LEVO is suitable for use in trauma care, surgery, emergency departments, and pulmonary wards. It can be used for up to 7 days and features a patented “drain milker” system with an integrated safety valve.

Other features and benefits include:

• Clear visual indicators: A suction bubble shows both negative pressure and air leaks to support clinical decision-making.
• Safe and versatile positioning: Can be placed on the bed, floor, or even lifted over the patient.
• Simple setup: Connect the drain to a catheter and begin suction immediately – either manually or via wall suction.
• Expandable capacity: Easily increase drainage volume by attaching a second collection box.
• Patient-friendly design: Compact, stable, and supports treatment in both acute and routine care settings.
• Dry solution: No water-lock needed – the drain is ready for immediate use.
• Easy sample port: Take samples easily with a luer-compatible port. No adapter is needed, and the sample is taken close to the patient.
• Reduce radiation exposure: Fewer chest x-rays are needed to see if the lung has expanded due to the visible indicators on the chest drain.

By enabling safe, mobile, and efficient drainage, the Sinapi LEVO helps reduce the complexity of care – benefiting both clinicians and patients.