NEOTECH MECONIUM ASPIRATOR

NEOTECH MECONIUM ASPIRATOR Specification

Instruments Type
Suction device

Usage Type
Single Use, Disposable

Function
Aspirating meconium/fluid from neonate airway

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

Features
Latex-free, Single use, Universal fit with ET tubes, Serrated thumb port for controlled suction

Shelf Life
5 years from manufacturing

Equipment Type
Meconium Aspirator

Material
Medical-grade Transparent Plastic

Condition
New

Technology
Manual suction

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Hand Operated (Manual)

Use
For aspirating meconium and secretions in neonates

Power Source
Not Required (Manual)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approximately 6 cm x 2 cm x 2 cm

Weight
Lightweight, less than 20 grams

Color
Transparent/Blue (as image shows)

About NEOTECH MECONIUM ASPIRATOR

Features & Benefits

Designed to eliminate mouth suctioning of meconium
Suction control port for intermittent suctioning
Attaches to most endotracheal tubes
Featured in the Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation*
N0102 (yellow) allows for easier identification
Not made with natural rubber latex or plasticizer DEHP
Individually packaged

*Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation, 6th Edition (2011) pg. 43, Figure 2.7

Neotechs revolutionary Meconium Aspirator, which appears in the "Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation, has created a safer way to aspirate meconium from newborns lungs. It is conveniently compatible with most endotracheal tubes, comes in both clear and yellow, and features a suction control port for use when infants need intermittent suctioning for safety. Clinicians praise it for its ease of use and its 20-year track record of safe application.

Precision and Safety for Neonatal Care

Engineered with the needs of neonates in mind, the NEOTECH Meconium Aspirator provides reliable and safe suction during critical airway management. Its compatibility with standard endotracheal tubes and transparent, medical-grade construction supports accurate visual assessment and minimizes risk during aspiration.

Efficient, Manual Operation Without Power

Hand-operated and silent, this device functions independently of electricity or batteries, making it highly portable and ready for immediate use in diverse medical environments. The serrated thumb port allows clinicians to control suction strength instantaneously, enhancing procedural adaptability and safety.

Convenient and Hygienic Single-Use Design

Each aspirator comes sterilized via ethylene oxide and individually wrapped, minimizing infection risks and simplifying clinical workflow. Its disposable, latex-free material further ensures patient safety, while its compact, lightweight design is practical for swift neonatal response.

FAQ's of NEOTECH MECONIUM ASPIRATOR:

Q: How is the NEOTECH Meconium Aspirator used during neonatal resuscitation?

A: The NEOTECH Meconium Aspirator is attached directly to a standard endotracheal tube. By placing a thumb over the serrated port, caregivers can control the suction to aspirate meconium or secretions from a neonate's airway swiftly and safely. Only one hand is required for operation.

Q: What makes this aspirator suitable for use in newborns?

A: Designed specifically for neonatal patients, the device features medical-grade, latex-free plastic, a lightweight structure, precise thumb-controlled suction, and a universal fit with neonatal endotracheal tubes. It provides gentle yet effective airway clearance for fragile infants.

Q: When should the NEOTECH Meconium Aspirator be used?

A: This device is used immediately after birth when meconium or secretions are detected in a neonate's airway, especially if there are signs of respiratory distress. Timely aspiration can significantly reduce the risk of airway blockage and associated complications.

Q: Where can the NEOTECH Meconium Aspirator be used effectively?

A: Due to its manual operation and portability, the aspirator can be used anywhere neonatal resuscitation is needed, including delivery rooms, neonatal intensive care units, transport settings, and even in resource-limited environments without access to electrical outlets.

Q: What is the proper storage process for this device before use?

A: Store the aspirator in its original sterile pouch in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. This ensures the device remains sterile and fully functional until needed, up to five years from its manufacturing date.

Q: What are the key benefits of using the NEOTECH Meconium Aspirator in clinical practice?

A: Key benefits include controlled, silent, real-time suctioning; universal compatibility with ET tubes; enhanced patient safety with single-use, sterile packaging; and greater clinical efficiency through quick, disposable operation. No power source is required, increasing its versatility.