Surgical smoke evacuation refers to the process of removing smoke generated during surgical procedures, particularly those involving the use of lasers or electrosurgical devices. This smoke can contain harmful chemicals and viable cellular material, posing health risks to both surgical staff and patients. Effective evacuation systems help maintain a safe and clean operating environment. The use of smoke evacuators is essential in modern operating rooms. These devices capture and filter the smoke at the source, preventing it from dispersing into the air. By ensuring proper smoke evacuation, hospitals can enhance safety and improve overall surgical outcomes.