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The Kingst AneSure Multi-Gas Module (AneSure-M / AneSure-S) now offers an optional Auto Identification (Auto ID) Mode, enabling automatic recognition of the anesthetic agent while simultaneously monitoring EtCO₂, N₂O, anesthetic agent concentration, and respiratory rate.
Designed for integration into anesthesia workstations, patient monitors, and ventilators, the new feature helps simplify clinical workflows by eliminating the need for manual anesthetic agent selection before monitoring begins.
In conventional multi-gas monitoring systems, clinicians are typically required to manually select the anesthetic agent through the host monitor before measurements can begin. Although straightforward, this additional step may interrupt workflow, particularly in fast-paced operating rooms where rapid patient care takes priority.
With Auto ID Mode, the AneSure module automatically recognizes the anesthetic agent during normal gas measurement, reducing manual interaction and supporting a more efficient monitoring process. Automatic identification also helps minimize the possibility of discrepancies in MAC calculations that may occur if an incorrect agent is selected.
Auto ID Mode is enabled by the module's integrated non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensing technology.
By analyzing the unique infrared absorption characteristics of different volatile anesthetic agents, the module identifies the agent while simultaneously measuring gas concentrations. Recognition results are transmitted together with monitoring data through the existing communication interface, requiring no additional sensors or workflow changes.
The result is a monitoring solution that shifts anesthetic agent recognition from manual operator input to automated spectral analysis.
The AneSure series combines multiple respiratory gas measurements on a single integrated board, providing:
End-tidal CO₂ (EtCO₂)
Inspired CO₂ (FiCO₂)
Real-time capnogram waveform
Respiratory rate
N₂O concentration
Volatile anesthetic agent concentration
Optional automatic anesthetic agent identification
Two sampling configurations are available to meet different clinical requirements:
AneSure-M (Mainstream): Designed for intubated patients requiring fast-response airway monitoring.
AneSure-S (Sidestream): Suitable for both intubated and non-intubated patients across a wide range of clinical applications.
The modules feature a standard serial communication interface, factory calibration, and built-in barometric pressure compensation for reliable integration into OEM medical devices.
The AneSure Multi-Gas Module is well suited for integration into:
Anesthesia Workstations – Simplified anesthetic gas monitoring with optional Auto ID.
Multi-Parameter Patient Monitors – Expand respiratory monitoring capabilities with EtCO₂ and anesthetic gas measurement.
Transport Ventilators – Continuous respiratory gas monitoring during patient transport.
ICU and Emergency Care Systems – Fast-start monitoring for critical care environments.
The AneSure series is manufactured under an ISO 13485 quality management system and complies with major international regulatory requirements, including:
CE (EU MDR)
FDA
ISO 13485
