Trachestomy Tube

• Tube: Made of medical-grade materials such as silicone or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), designed to be inserted into the trachea.
• Cuff: Some tubes include an inflatable cuff that, when inflated, seals the tube within the trachea to prevent aspiration or air leakage around the tube.
• Connector: Allows attachment to respiratory devices or oxygen sources.Trachestomy Tube is well supplied with tube, two inner cannulae, cleaning brush and tube holder. 

Features:
 

• Hollow obturator with retaining clips and hemispherical tip aid tube insertion
• Soft-Seal cuff with low profile and smooth transition to the tube eases insertion
• Comfortable
• Thermosensitive material, with sufficient initial rigidity for insertion, conforms to the individual patient's upper respiratory tract at body temperature
• Clear, anatomically-shaped flange provides better access for stoma care

• Improved Breathing: Facilitates easier breathing for patients with upper airway obstruction, respiratory distress, or needing prolonged ventilatory support.
• Suctioning: Allows for removal of secretions from the airway, reducing the risk of complications such as pneumonia.
• Patient Comfort: Helps improve comfort and quality of life for patients requiring long-term ventilation or airway management.

• Fenestrated Options: Some tubes have fenestrations (holes) near the distal end to allow airflow through the upper airway, facilitating speech and swallowing.
• Ventilation Ports: Allows attachment to ventilators or manual resuscitators for assisted breathing.
• Disposable or Reusable: Available in both disposable and reusable options, depending on clinical protocols and patient needs.

How It Works:

• Insertion: Surgically inserted into the trachea through a tracheostomy incision.
• Maintenance: Regular cleaning and suctioning to prevent blockages and maintain airway patency.
• Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of patient respiratory status and tube position to ensure effective ventilation.

• Size: Available in various sizes and lengths to accommodate different patient anatomies and clinical needs.
• Material: Made of biocompatible materials that are safe for prolonged internal use.
• Cuff Type: Optional inflatable cuff for enhanced sealing or non-cuffed design for specific patient requirements.

Applications:

• Critical Care: Used in intensive care units (ICUs) for patients requiring mechanical ventilation or airway protection.
• Long-term Care: Provides long-term airway management in patients with chronic respiratory conditions or neuromuscular disorders.
• Emergency Medicine: Used in emergency situations to secure the airway rapidly and provide respiratory support.