Tracheostomy Tubes

Tracheostomy Tubes

May 22, 20190 CommentsPoly Medicure Ltd.
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Tracheostomy Tube (Cuffed)

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Tracheostomy Tube-Cuffed
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  •  Balloon with non return valve to facilitate inflation and deflation of the cuff

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Tracheostomy Tube (Plain)

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Tracheostomy Tube plain
[salt_icon_text]Tracheostomy tube sizes (I.D. of the tube in mm):

Cuffed – – 5 6 7.5 8 9 10
Plain 4 4.5 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Common features

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  •  Soft flexible flange helps easy fixation
  •  15mm connector can be rotated in 360 degree direction & facilitates the safe connection to breathing system from any direction
  •   Available with cotton neck tape

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