About Endotracheal Tube
Endotracheal Tube- Manufactured from thermo-sensitive material readily conforming to body contours at body temperature. Kink resistant and transparent material to reduce any possibility of occlusion in the tube bore. Nasoral tip suitable for nasal/ oral intubation.Murphy eye with smooth edges and tip to reduce any trauma to the patient during procedure. Provided with radio-opaque line throughout the length for X-ray detection and assistance in placement. Proximal end is fitted with standard 15 mm connector which can snugly fit with other commonly used connectors.Sterile individually packed in peelable blister pack.Designed for Safe and Efficient Airway ManagementThis endotracheal tube ensures patient safety with its latex-free, EO sterilized design, and a soft, beveled tip to minimize tissue trauma during insertion. Graduated depth markings and a radiopaque line allow for precise placement and easy verification using X-ray imaging, making it suitable for both adult and pediatric patients depending on size. The tube's transparent construction and clear markings also enhance visibility and accuracy for healthcare professionals.
Quality Assurance and CertificationsBacked by CE Mark and ISO 13485 certification, this endotracheal tube meets rigorous international standards for medical devices. Each unit is manufactured under strict quality controls to guarantee safety, reliability, and consistency. Its single-use, disposable design reduces infection risk and supports hospital infection control protocols.
Versatile Application and Easy StorageThe standard 15mm connector ensures compatibility with most ventilators and breathing circuits used in hospital settings. Lightweight and portable, the tube can be easily transported and used in a variety of clinical scenarios. The tube should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and kept in its original packaging until use to maintain sterility and extend shelf life.
FAQ's of Endotracheal Tube:
Q: How is the endotracheal tube sterilized before use?
A: The endotracheal tube is sterilized using Ethylene Oxide (EO) gas, ensuring it is free from contaminants and safe for immediate patient use upon opening the packaging.
Q: What benefits does the high volume, low pressure cuff provide?
A: The high volume, low pressure cuff minimizes the risk of tracheal injury by distributing pressure evenly, while effectively sealing the airway to prevent aspiration and air leaks during ventilation.
Q: When should the endotracheal tube be used?
A: This tube is intended for airway management during anesthesia, emergency resuscitation, or prolonged ventilation in both adult and pediatric patients, based on appropriate size selection.
Q: Where can these endotracheal tubes be used?
A: They are primarily used in hospital and clinical settings, including operating rooms, intensive care units, and emergency departments, wherever secure airway management is required.
Q: What is the process for inserting the tube safely?
A: A trained healthcare professional inserts the beveled, soft rounded tip through the patient's airway, using the graduated markings for accurate depth placement. The cuff is then inflated to secure the tube and the radiopaque line confirms position via X-ray if needed.
Q: Why is the radiopaque line important?
A: The radiopaque line enables clinicians to verify proper tube placement using X-ray imaging, reducing the risk of misplacement and associated complications.
Q: What are the storage and shelf life recommendations for this product?
A: The tube should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and in its original packaging to preserve sterility. It typically has a shelf life of three to five years.