Adjustable Cuffed Reinforced suction Tracheostomy

Adjustable Cuffed Reinforced suction Tracheostomy Specification

Function
Airway patency, suctioning of tracheal secretions, subglottic secretion drainage

Features
Adjustable flange, reinforced spiral, subglottic suction port, soft cuff, radio-opaque line, smooth beveled tip

Usage Type
Single use, Disposable

Measurement Range
Available in multiple sizes (typically 5.0mm to 9.0mm ID)

Instruments Type
Surgical airway management device

Shelf Life
Up to 5 years (Check packaging)

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Equipment Type
Adjustable Cuffed Reinforced Suction Tracheostomy Tube

Material
Medical Grade PVC, Reinforced Spiral Wire

Condition
New, Sterile

Technology
Reinforced tube with integrated suction line and low pressure high volume cuff

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Tracheal airway management and suctioning

Power Source
None (Manual)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by size (available in different internal diameters and lengths)

Weight
Lightweight, varies by tube size

Color
Transparent (Clear tube with blue or green line marking)

Tip Design
Smooth, atraumatic beveled tip for ease of insertion

Radiopacity
Radio-opaque line for X-ray visibility

Marking
Graduated depth marks for positioning

Suction Lumen
Integrated subglottic suction lumen for secretion removal above the cuff

Design
Flexible, kink-resistant spiral wire construction

Connector
Standard 15 mm ISO connector

Latex Content
Latex-free

Flange
Adjustable neck flange for optimal positioning

Patient Group
Adult and pediatric sizes available

Cuff Type
Low pressure, high volume cuff with pilot balloon

Sterilization
Ethylene oxide gas sterilized

About Adjustable Cuffed Reinforced suction Tracheostomy

Tracheostomy tubes are available in both standard and longer lengths. Standard length tubes are generally designed to accommodate patients with normal airway anatomy. However, the length and angulation of standard design tracheostomy tubes may be too short and unsuitable for some critical care patients, risking complications.6

Longer tracheostomy tubes are available with a fixed or adjustable flange (fixed or adjustable length).

Fixed longer length tubes may be elongated in either the proximal portion (between the stoma and the trachea) or the distal portion of the tube (within the trachea).

Extra proximal length is needed for patients with deep set tracheas i.e. large neck due to obesity, goiter, neck mass. Extra distal length is needed for patients with tracheal problems but normal neck anatomy i.e. tracheomalacia, tracheal stenosis.

A flexible (reinforced) tracheostomy tube with an adjustable flange can be used in any of the above patients, although the locking mechanism of the neck flange may prove cumbersome for the patient, making it less suitable for long term use. In these cases, a dual cannula fixed longer length tube with the appropriate proximal or distal extension for the patients anatomy may be more comfortable.

Adjustable Design for Optimal Fit

The tracheostomy tube features an adjustable neck flange, allowing clinicians to optimize positioning according to individual anatomical needs. This adaptability enhances patient comfort and airway security, reducing the risk of displacement. Graduated depth marks facilitate precise placement, ensuring reliable and consistent insertion depth during procedures.

Enhanced Safety and Secretion Management

Thanks to its integrated subglottic suction lumen, the tube permits continuous or intermittent removal of secretions from above the cuff. This design element is instrumental in minimizing the risk of ventilator-associated pneumonia and other complications, promoting improved patient outcomes in both acute and chronic care scenarios.

Durable, Safe, and Easy to Use

Manufactured from medical-grade PVC and reinforced with a kink-resistant spiral wire, this tracheostomy tube guarantees flexibility and structural integrity. Its low pressure, high volume cuff provides an effective tracheal seal while minimizing tracheal trauma. The tube is latex-free, sterile, disposable after single use, and equipped with a standard ISO connector for universal compatibility.

FAQ's of Adjustable Cuffed Reinforced suction Tracheostomy:

Q: How does the adjustable neck flange benefit tracheostomy tube placement?

A: The adjustable neck flange allows care providers to precisely position the tracheostomy tube according to a patient's unique anatomy. This flexibility aids in optimal tube stability, minimizes accidental dislodgement, and enhances patient comfort during both short- and long-term airway management.

Q: What is the function of the integrated subglottic suction lumen?

A: The integrated subglottic suction lumen is designed for effective removal of secretions that accumulate above the cuff. This helps reduce the risk of respiratory complications such as ventilator-associated pneumonia by enabling routine or continuous suction of secretions, promoting improved patient airway hygiene.

Q: When should the Adjustable Cuffed Reinforced Suction Tracheostomy Tube be used?

A: This device is suitable for use in both elective and emergency tracheal airway management in adult and pediatric patients who require airway patency, mechanical ventilation, or frequent removal of tracheal secretions. It is indicated for situations where subglottic secretion management is a priority.

Q: Where can this tracheostomy tube be used?

A: The tube is intended for clinical settings such as hospitals, intensive care units, surgical centers, and emergency departments. Its portable and sterile packaging also enables use during patient transport or home care, provided professional oversight is maintained.

Q: What is the process for inserting and securing this tracheostomy tube?

A: After preparing and sterilizing the insertion site, the clinician inserts the smooth, beveled tip carefully into the trachea. The adjustable flange is then positioned for optimal fit, and the tube is secured with the appropriate ties or fasteners. Depth marks assist in accurate placement. The cuff is inflated using the pilot balloon to create a secure seal, and the integrated suction lumen is connected as needed.

Q: How should the tube be stored prior to use?

A: Store the tracheostomy tube in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight. Ensure that the packaging remains intact to preserve sterility, and refer to the indicated shelf life-typically up to five years. Avoid exposure to heat or moisture, which could compromise product safety.