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LGET15
OEM
Brief Introduction:
The Endotracheal Tube (Oral, Uncuffed) is designed for temporary airway management, particularly in pediatric patients or short-term intubation scenarios where a cuff is unnecessary. Engineered with a beveled tip and a smooth Murphy eye, it minimizes trauma and ensures efficient airflow. Its high-purity PVC construction offers the right balance of flexibility and rigidity for easy intubation and patient comfort.
Features :
Beveled Tip with Smooth Edge: Ensures atraumatic insertion and minimizes damage to the airway.
Fine Punched Murphy Eye: Enhances ventilation efficiency and reduces the risk of airway obstruction.
X-Ray Visible Line: Clearly printed along the tube for easy positioning and detection during use.
Graduation and Depth Marks: Provides precise guidance for intubation depth, ensuring correct placement.
High-Purity PVC Material: Offers optimal rigidity for smooth intubation while conforming to the patient’s anatomy.
Size Indicator: Clearly printed on the tube for easy identification.
15mm Connector: Available in colorless, blue, or green, fully compliant with ISO 13485 standards for compatibility with standard ventilation systems.
Benefits:
Optimal Airway Management: Provides a secure airway without the need for a cuff, making it ideal for specific clinical applications.
Reduced Risk of Airway Trauma: The uncuffed design minimizes pressure on the tracheal walls, making it suitable for pediatric and short-term intubation.
Enhanced Positioning Accuracy: X-ray visibility and depth markings facilitate proper placement and monitoring.
Improved Patient Comfort: The smooth, flexible material reduces irritation and ensures a more comfortable experience.
Versatile and Cost-Effective: Suitable for various medical settings, including emergency care and anesthesia applications, without additional complications from cuff management.
Scope of Application：
Endotracheal Tube (Oral, Uncuffed) for all wound types. Safety and comfort for hospitals and clinics use.
FAQ：
Q: What makes the Endotracheal Tube (Oral, Uncuffed) different from the cuffed version?
A: Unlike cuffed tubes, this model does not have an inflatable cuff, reducing the risk of tracheal injury and making it more suitable for pediatric patients or short-term use.
Q: When should an uncuffed endotracheal tube be used?
A: It is typically used in pediatric cases, anesthesia procedures, and short-term airway management where a cuff is not required.
Q: Is the tube X-ray detectable?
A: Yes, it features a clearly printed X-ray line along the entire tube for accurate positioning.
Q: How should I dispose of a used Endotracheal Tube?
A: Follow hospital infection control protocols and local medical waste disposal regulations for safe disposal.
Brief Introduction:
The Endotracheal Tube (Oral, Uncuffed) is designed for temporary airway management, particularly in pediatric patients or short-term intubation scenarios where a cuff is unnecessary. Engineered with a beveled tip and a smooth Murphy eye, it minimizes trauma and ensures efficient airflow. Its high-purity PVC construction offers the right balance of flexibility and rigidity for easy intubation and patient comfort.
Features :
Beveled Tip with Smooth Edge: Ensures atraumatic insertion and minimizes damage to the airway.
Fine Punched Murphy Eye: Enhances ventilation efficiency and reduces the risk of airway obstruction.
X-Ray Visible Line: Clearly printed along the tube for easy positioning and detection during use.
Graduation and Depth Marks: Provides precise guidance for intubation depth, ensuring correct placement.
High-Purity PVC Material: Offers optimal rigidity for smooth intubation while conforming to the patient’s anatomy.
Size Indicator: Clearly printed on the tube for easy identification.
15mm Connector: Available in colorless, blue, or green, fully compliant with ISO 13485 standards for compatibility with standard ventilation systems.
Benefits:
Optimal Airway Management: Provides a secure airway without the need for a cuff, making it ideal for specific clinical applications.
Reduced Risk of Airway Trauma: The uncuffed design minimizes pressure on the tracheal walls, making it suitable for pediatric and short-term intubation.
Enhanced Positioning Accuracy: X-ray visibility and depth markings facilitate proper placement and monitoring.
Improved Patient Comfort: The smooth, flexible material reduces irritation and ensures a more comfortable experience.
Versatile and Cost-Effective: Suitable for various medical settings, including emergency care and anesthesia applications, without additional complications from cuff management.
Scope of Application：
Endotracheal Tube (Oral, Uncuffed) for all wound types. Safety and comfort for hospitals and clinics use.
FAQ：
Q: What makes the Endotracheal Tube (Oral, Uncuffed) different from the cuffed version?
A: Unlike cuffed tubes, this model does not have an inflatable cuff, reducing the risk of tracheal injury and making it more suitable for pediatric patients or short-term use.
Q: When should an uncuffed endotracheal tube be used?
A: It is typically used in pediatric cases, anesthesia procedures, and short-term airway management where a cuff is not required.
Q: Is the tube X-ray detectable?
A: Yes, it features a clearly printed X-ray line along the entire tube for accurate positioning.
Q: How should I dispose of a used Endotracheal Tube?
A: Follow hospital infection control protocols and local medical waste disposal regulations for safe disposal.
