Cuffed ET Oral PVC ET Endotracheal Tube with All Sizes

Cuffed ET Oral PVC ET Endotracheal Tube with All Sizes

What is a Cuffed Endotracheal Tube?

A cuffed endotracheal tube is an airway management device used primarily during anesthesia and critical care situations. This type of tube is equipped with a cuff that can be inflated to create a seal within the trachea. The primary purpose of a cuffed endotracheal tube is to maintain a clear airway and ensure effective ventilation while minimizing the risk of aspiration and preventing air leaks.

When used properly, the cuff on the tube restricts airflow around the tube, directing all gas flow directly into the lungs, which is particularly important during surgical procedures, as it allows for precise control over ventilation.

Features of Cuffed Endotracheal Tubes

Our cuffed endotracheal tubes come with several options, including high-volume, low-pressure cuffs, low-profile cuffs, and even uncuffed versions for situations where intubation depth can remain shallow. Each type is suitable for different clinical scenarios, depending on the patient’s anatomy and the procedure being performed.

One key feature of our tubes is the radiopaque indicator. This feature allows for easy identification of the tube on radiographic images, ensuring accurate placement during intubation. Additionally, our tubes are designed with a valve that guarantees continual cuff integrity, which is vital for maintaining the necessary pressure within the cuff. The 15mm connector on our tubes ensures reliable connections to all standard anesthesia equipment, simplifying the setup process for healthcare providers.

Benefits of Using Cuffed Endotracheal Tubes

The primary advantage of cuffed endotracheal tubes is their ability to provide a secure airway, especially in patients who are at risk of aspirating gastric contents. By inflating the cuff, healthcare providers can effectively seal the trachea, reducing the likelihood of aspiration during ventilation.

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