A Laminar Operating Theatre is designed to provide a clean
environment inside the operating room by controlling the purity of
the air and the number of microbes through effective filtration and
airflow. The Modular
Operating Theatre relies on its unidirectional flow system to continuously bring
clean air above the surgeons while also removing dirty air from
below, preserving a clean and healthy area for everybody working
inside.
Cleanliness Grade Classification of Modular Operating Theatres
1. Grade I Operating Theatre: Suitable for surgeries requiring ultra-clean environments, such as
cardiac surgery and organ transplantation, with a cleanliness level
of ≥ISO 5 (≤3,520 particles of 0.5 μm/m³).
2. Grade II Operating Theatre: Commonly used for high-risk surgeries such as joint replacement
and neurosurgery, with a cleanliness level of ≥ISO 6.
3. Grade III Operating Room: Suitable for general sterile surgeries such as caesarean sections
and orthopaedic surgeries, with a cleanliness level of ≥ISO 7.
4. Grade IV Operating Room: Used for clean surgeries and certain sterile procedures, with a
cleanliness level of ≥ISO 8.
Can the Laminar Operation Theatre be custom-designed according to
the hospital's actual needs?
AMBER specialises in providing customised design solutions for
operating theatres, flexibly determining operating theatre
cleanliness levels, purification equipment configuration, laminar
flow outlet forms, and medical gas system layout based on the
hospital's actual spatial structure, department layout, and
surgical procedure requirements.
Customisation scope includes:
- Operating theatre dimensions and modular structure design
- Laminar airflow form (vertical laminar flow/horizontal laminar
flow)
- Cleanliness level and air exchange rate settings
- High-efficiency filter layout and airflow velocity control
solutions
- Medical gas, lighting, surgical ceiling-mounted towers, and
intelligent control system integration
- Antimicrobial clean walls, floors, ceilings, and modular
prefabricated systems
The above customisation services ensure that In The Operating
Theatre projects across different departments achieve optimal
purification effects and functional configurations.
FAQ
Q: What are the advantages of modular operating rooms?
A: Modular operating rooms have a short construction cycle, excellent
cleanliness performance, flexible configuration, and are easy to
expand and renovate in the future. Their highly integrated design
also facilitates centralised management.
