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| Type: | Surgical Supplies Materials |
| Material: | Medical Grade PVC |
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A tracheostomy is a type of artificial airway consisting of a small, plastic tube that's inserted through a surgically created opening, or stoma, in the anterior neck, known as a tracheotomy.
Typically, a tracheostomy is placed when a patient can't keep their own airway open. It can be placed urgently when intubation by other means isn't possible, or as a planned procedure, if the patient requires long-term airway assistance.
Now, patients with a tracheostomy typically have a short tube that protrudes from the anterior of their neck, which is usually stabilized with a flange and ties that encircle the neck. Many tracheostomy tubes have an outer cannula, which keeps the airway patent, and an inner cannula, which can be disposable or non-disposable and is removed for cleaning.
The tube may or may not be connected to a mechanical ventilator or another source of oxygen; and depending on the type of tracheostomy tube your patient has, they may or may not be able to talk.
| Product Name | Type | Specification | |
| Tracheotomy Tube | Cuffed/Uncuff | 2.5# | 7.0# |
| 3.0# | 7.5# | ||
| 3.5# | 8.0# | ||
| 4.0# | 8.5# | ||
| 4.5# | 9.0# | ||
| 5.0# | 9.5# | ||
| 5.5# | 10.0# | ||
| 6.0# | 10.5# | ||
| 6.5# | 11# | ||
| Product Name | Type | Specification | |
| Reinforced Tracheotomy Tube | Cuffed/Uncuffed | 2.5# | 7.0# |
| 3.0# | 7.5# | ||
| 3.5# | 8.0# | ||
| 4.0# | 8.5# | ||
| 4.5# | 9.0# | ||
| 5.0# | 9.5# | ||
| 5.5# | 10.0# | ||
| 6.0# | 10.5# | ||
| 6.5# | 11.0# | ||
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