What is the use of a Trachostomy Tube?

Trachostomy Tube is a hollow tube with or without a cuff,that is electively inserted directly into the trachea through a surgical incision or with a wire-guided progressive dilatation technique in case of an emergency.

Lightweight tube made of Medical grade PVC for patient comfort.

Full length Radio-opaque line for detection of correct placement.

ISO standard connector for universal connection to ventilation equipment.

Printed neck place with size information for easy identification.

Straps provided in the pack for fixation of the tube.

Smooth rounded tip of the Obturator reduces trauma during insertion.

High volume, low pressure Cuff provides excellent sealing.

Rigid blister pack provides maximum protection for the tube.

Feature:

1.latex free / DOP free / Sterilization by EO, single use / Hard blister packing (Tyvek).

2.Tube holds the tracheostomy open, bypass the upper airway obstruction, provide long-term ventilation support and manage tracheal/bronchial secretion, delivery oxygen to the lungs.

3.The connector reliable connection to all standard ecquipment .

4.Round and smooth tip ---To reduce potential trauma.

5. medical grade thermosensitive PVC, High transparency and smooth.

Advantages of Trachostomy Tube:

1. Available with cuff and without cuff.
2. The curve of the tube conforms to anatomy.
3. The patient-end of the stylet is bullet-shape convenient for inserting into the incision.
4. Movable connecting ring embedded for good compliance.
5. Elongated version available for 2-2.5cm longer tubes.
6. The catheter has good kink resistance to ensure patient safety during ventilation.
7. With contrast line design, it is very convenient to locate the indwelling catheter position under the influence instrument.

Specification

Product Overview:

The Suction Cuffed Adjustable Inner Cannula Tracheostomy Tube 6fr is a medical device designed for patients requiring tracheostomy care. It consists of an outer cannula and an inner cannula, both made from biocompatible materials. The inner cannula is adjustable, allowing for customized positioning and patient comfort.

Features:

Suction Port: The outer cannula features a suction port that enables the removal of secretions and mucus from the airway.

Adjustable Inner Cannula: The inner cannula can be adjusted in length to accommodate individual patient needs and anatomical variations.
Cuffed Outer Cannula: The outer cannula is equipped with an inflatable cuff that helps create a seal against the tracheal wall, preventing air leakage and reducing the risk of aspiration.
Biocompatible Materials: Both the outer and inner cannulas are made from biocompatible materials that minimize the risk of tissue irritation or allergic reactions.
6fr Size: The tracheostomy tube is available in a 6fr size, which is suitable for pediatric or small-sized adult patients.

Benefits:

Effective Suctioning: The suction port allows for efficient removal of secretions, improving airway patency and reducing the risk of complications.
Customized Fit: The adjustable inner cannula ensures a customized fit, promoting patient comfort and minimizing the risk of pressure sores or tracheal damage.
Leak-Proof Seal: The cuffed outer cannula creates a leak-proof seal, preventing air leakage and reducing the risk of aspiration.
Biocompatibility: The use of biocompatible materials minimizes the risk of tissue irritation or allergic reactions, ensuring patient safety and comfort.
Pediatric-Friendly: The 6fr size is suitable for pediatric patients, providing a comfortable and effective tracheostomy solution.

Indications:

The Suction Cuffed Adjustable Inner Cannula Tracheostomy Tube 6fr is indicated for patients requiring tracheostomy care, including:

• Prolonged mechanical ventilation
• Severe upper airway obstruction
• Tracheal stenosis
• Neuromuscular disorders affecting airway control
• Long-term airway management in critical care settings

Precautions:

• Proper patient selection and assessment are essential before using the Suction Cuffed Adjustable Inner Cannula Tracheostomy Tube 6fr.
• The tube should be inserted and managed by trained healthcare professionals experienced in tracheostomy care.
• Regular monitoring of the patient's respiratory status, cuff pressure, and tube position is necessary to ensure proper functioning and prevent complications.
• Cuff inflation should be carefully adjusted to achieve an effective seal without causing excessive pressure on the tracheal wall.
• Proper suctioning techniques should be employed to prevent trauma to the airway and minimize the risk of complications