Levo ambulatory chest drainage system with graduated chamber and tubing
Levo ambulatory chest drainage unit

Sinapi Biomedical

Sinapi & Levo

Thoracic drainage systems

Compact, mobile chest drainage solutions designed for safety and early patient mobilisation, including single-use and ambulatory options.

  • Supports early mobilisation
  • Clear drainage monitoring
  • Simple, safe set-up for ward and theatre

Overview

About this product

Sinapi Biomedical's thoracic drainage range covers the full pathway from emergency department insertion to ambulatory management. The systems are compact, dry-seal where appropriate, and built so that a patient can stand and walk with the drain in place without compromising the water seal.

The Levo ambulatory unit is the centrepiece: a lightweight, self-contained drain with an integrated one-way valve, clear graduated chamber and carry handle. It allows patients with a persistent air leak or pleural effusion to be mobilised early, or managed at home under review, rather than tethered to an underwater seal bottle.

The wider range includes conventional chest drainage bottles and connectors, so departments can standardise across trauma, thoracic surgery and respiratory medicine with a single supplier.

Features

Key features and benefits

Ambulatory design

Lightweight, carriable unit lets patients mobilise while drainage continues safely.

Integrated one-way valve

Prevents air re-entry without dependence on an underwater seal or upright positioning.

Graduated clear chamber

Drainage volume and character are read directly at the bedside.

Single-use simplicity

Pre-assembled sets reduce set-up steps and the risk of connection error.

Clinical use

Applications and indications

  • Spontaneous and traumatic pneumothorax

    Emergency department and ward management with early mobilisation.

  • Post-operative thoracic drainage

    Routine drainage after lobectomy, wedge resection and chest wall surgery.

  • Persistent air leak

    Ambulatory management of prolonged air leak, supporting earlier discharge.

  • Malignant pleural effusion

    Ongoing drainage for palliative and outpatient care pathways.

  • Pneumothorax
  • Pleural effusion
  • Post-thoracotomy drainage

Specifications

Specifications, sizes and models

Type
Single-use thoracic drainage systems
Valve
Integrated one-way valve (Levo)
Monitoring
Graduated transparent collection chamber
Positioning
Ambulatory use; not dependent on upright water seal
Connections
Standard chest drain tubing connectors

Available sizes & models

Levo ambulatory unit

Portable drain for mobile and outpatient care

Chest drainage bottles

Conventional underwater seal options

Connector and tubing sets

Accessories to complete the drainage circuit

Technical

Important technical information

  • Confirm the valve orientation before connection — reversed assembly compromises drainage.
  • Record drainage volume and character at each observation round using the chamber graduations.
  • Keep the unit below the level of the chest during transfer to prevent retrograde flow.
  • Do not clamp routinely during mobilisation unless local protocol requires it for a specific reason.
  • Dispose of the used unit as clinical waste in line with hospital policy.

This page is a clinical summary for healthcare professionals. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for use for full indications, contraindications, warnings and handling requirements.

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