Ordinary sputum suction mainly refers to the secretions in the middle of the respiratory tract and oral cavity, while suction in the intubation tube also mainly attracts the sputum in the lumen of the intubation tube and below the air sac. In general anesthesia patients or during rescue, patients need to insert tracheal intubation for airway management. How to attract subglottic sputum more conveniently and without resistance has always troubled medical staff.
Features:
- Medical-grade PVC(DEHP or DEHP free available)
- With lumen suctioning secretions accumulated under cuff
- With X-ray line on tubing
- With 15mm standard connector
- Atraumatic soft rounded beveled tip and Murphy eyes are less invasive
- High volume low pressure cuff provides anffective low pressure seal
Application
- Helps decrease the rate of ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) in the hospital.
- Potential to reduce hospital-related costs associated with development of VAP.
- Convenient and safe method for suctioning accumulated secretions in the subglottic space.
- Large elliptical evacuation port located on dorsal side proximal to cuff provides effective evacuation.
- Integral suction lumen allows continuous suctioning without risking trauma to the vocal cords as with manual catheter suctioning.
- The risk of respiratory infection during long-term ventilation can be considerably reduced by drainage of the subglottic region.
- The risk of respiratory infection during long-term ventilation can be considerably reduced by drainage of the subglottic region.
- Suction lumen: Smooth enough to expel sputum.
- Evacuation port: located on dorsal side proximal to cuff provides effective evacuation.
- Tip-to-Tip X-ray line allows for safe positioning control.
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Item No.
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Size (mm)
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Item No.
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Size (mm)
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HTC0460C
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6.0
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HTC0480C
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8.0
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HTC0465C
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6.5
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HTC0485C
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8.5
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HTC0470C
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7
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HTC0490C
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9
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HTC0475C
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7.5
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-
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-
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