Endotracheal Tube Standard Anesthesia for Short or Long-Term Intubations Producer

    Endotracheal Tune Standard Anesthesia for Short or Long-Term Intubations Producer

Basic Information
1. Made of non-toxic medical grade PVC
2. Transparent, clear and smooth
3. With a high volume low pressure cuff
4. With a bevelled tip
5. The bevel is left-facing
6. With a Murphy eye
7. With a pilot balloon
8. With a spring-loaded valve with a Luer lock connector
9. With a standard 15 mm connector
10. With a radio-opaque line which extends all the way to the tip
11. With the ‘Magill curve’
12. ID, OD and length  printed on the tube
13. For single Use
14. Sterile

Product Benefits
1. A bevelled tip will pass much easier through the vocal chords than a tube with a cross-cut distal opening. 
2. The bevel is left-facing rather than right-facing to allow a better view of the ETT tip entering the field of view from right to left/           midline and then passing throught the vocal chords.
3.  The Murphy eye provides an alternate gas passage way
4.  A pilot balloon which allows for (rough) tactile and visual confirmation of cuff inflation after intubation or deflation just before             extubation.
5.  A standard 15mm connector allows attachment of a variety of breathing systems and anesthetic circuits. 
6.  A radio-opaque line is helpful to confirm an adequate tube position on a chest X-ray 
7. The Magill curve makes tube insertion easier as the curve follows the anatomy of the upper airway. 
8. Designed for Short or Long-Term Intubations
9. The high voloume low pressure cuff applys a lower pressure against the tracheal wall and have a lower incidence of tracheal          wall ischemia and necrosis.

What is an endotracheal tube?
An endotracheal tube is a flexible tube that is placed through the mouth into the trachea (windpipe) to help a patient breathe. The endotracheal tube is then connected to a ventilator, which delivers oxygen to the lungs. The process of inserting the tube is called endotracheal intubation. Endotracheal tube are still considered the ‘gold standard’ devices for securing and protecting the airway.

What’s the purpose of an endotracheal tube?
There are many reasons why an endotracheal tube may be placed, including surgery with a general anesthetic, trauma, or serious illness. An endotracheal tube is placed when a patient is unable to breathe on their own, when it is necessary to sedate and “rest” someone who is very ill, or to protect the airway. The tube maintains the airway so that air can pass into and out of the lungs.

Sizes ID mm
2.0-10.0

Packing Details
1 pc per blister bag
10 pcs per box
200 pcs per carton
Carton size: 61*36*46 cm 

Certifciates: 
CE certificate
ISO 13485
FDA

Payment Terms:
T/T
L/C