Standard Tracheal T-Tube

Standard Tracheal T-Tube Specification

Measurement Range
Varies with ID/OD sizes

Function
Maintains patency of the tracheal stoma; Facilitates breathing

Usage Type
Single Use

Shelf Life
5 years

Features
Flexible; Biocompatible; Non-irritant; Sterile; Radiopaque line

Instruments Type
Tracheostomy Tube

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight.

Equipment Type
Standard Tracheal T-Tube

Material
Medical grade silicone

Condition
New

Technology
Moulded Medical Device

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Tracheal airway management

Power Source
None (non-electric)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Variable (available in assorted sizes)

Weight
Lightweight (approx. 10-20g, varies with size)

Color
Transparent (clear)

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile pouch

Patient Type
Suitable for pediatric and adult patients

Size Range
4mm to 10mm inner diameter

Maintenance
Disposable, no maintenance required

Radiopacity
Yes, radiopaque line for X-ray visibility

End Type
Soft beveled edges for atraumatic insertion

Connector
Universal tube connector ends

Intended Use
Airway support following laryngotracheal surgery or trauma

Sterilization
Pre-sterilized and ready to use

Latex Content
Latex-free

About Standard Tracheal T-Tube

Standard Tracheal T-Tube

Standard Tracheal T-Tubes are medical devices designed to maintain the patency of the tracheal airway and provide respiration through the larynx. They are typically made of implant-grade silicone material that is non-reactive and non-irritating, ensuring patient comfort. Here are some key features of the Hood Standard Tracheal T-Tubes:

Code No. ST506S: This T-Tube has an outer diameter (O.D.) size of 6 mm, with dimensions A (10 mm), B (6 mm), C (48 mm), and D (5 mm).
Code No. ST507S: With an O.D. size of 7 mm, this T-Tube has dimensions A (13 mm), B (9 mm), C (48 mm), and D (6 mm).
Code No. ST508S: This T-Tube features an O.D. size of 8 mm, with dimensions A (16 mm), B (12 mm), C (36 mm), and D (6 mm).
Code No. ST509S: The O.D. size is 9 mm, and it has dimensions A (19 mm), B (15 mm), C (40 mm), and D (8 mm).
Code No. ST510S: This T-Tube has an O.D. size of 10 mm, with dimensions A (23 mm), B (17 mm), C (44 mm), and D (8 mm).
Code No. ST511S: With an O.D. size of 11 mm, this T-Tube has dimensions A (27 mm), B (20 mm), C (50 mm), and D (9 mm).
Code No. ST512S: This T-Tube features an O.D. size of 12 mm, with dimensions A (31 mm), B (21 mm), C (55 mm), and D (11 mm).
Code No. ST513S: The O.D. size is 13 mm, and it has dimensions A (31 mm), B (22 mm), C (60 mm), and D (11 mm).
Code No. ST514S: This T-Tube has an O.D. size of 14 mm, with dimensions A (32 mm), B (23 mm), C (64 mm), and D (11 mm).
Code No. ST515S: With an O.D. size of 15 mm, this T-Tube has dimensions A (34 mm), B (24 mm), C (64 mm), and D (11 mm).
Code No. ST516S: This T-Tube features an O.D. size of 16 mm, with dimensions A (31 mm), B (23 mm), C (63 mm), and D (12 mm).

Reliable Airway Management for Postoperative Care

Engineered for use after laryngotracheal surgery or trauma, the Standard Tracheal T-Tube maintains the patency of the tracheal stoma and ensures effective airway management. Its medical-grade silicone construction makes it biocompatible and non-irritant, reducing the risk of adverse reactions. The tube's design, with soft beveled edges and radiopaque features, allows for safe, efficient, and easy application across a broad spectrum of patients.

Versatile Sizing and Easy Application

With inner diameters ranging from 4mm to 10mm, this T-tube accommodates pediatric and adult users alike. It comes pre-sterilized and individually packed, ensuring readiness for immediate clinical use. Its universal tube connectors and clear transparent design contribute to seamless integration with existing airway systems while facilitating patient monitoring.

FAQ's of Standard Tracheal T-Tube:

Q: How is the Standard Tracheal T-Tube used?

A: The Standard Tracheal T-Tube is inserted after laryngotracheal surgery or trauma to maintain the patency of the tracheal stoma and facilitate breathing. It is manually placed by a healthcare professional into the trachea, providing stable airway support.

Q: What sizes are available for this T-tube, and how do I choose the right one?

A: The T-tube comes in inner diameters ranging from 4mm to 10mm. The appropriate size is selected based on patient age, anatomy, and clinical requirements, as determined by the attending physician.

Q: When should the tracheal T-tube be replaced or removed?

A: The Standard Tracheal T-Tube is intended for single use and should be removed and discarded following the physician's instructions or when airway support is no longer needed.

Q: Where can this T-tube be used?

A: This T-tube is suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and emergency settings where airway management following laryngotracheal intervention is required. It is lightweight and portable, enhancing its usability in various care environments.

Q: What benefits does the radiopaque line provide?

A: The integrated radiopaque line enhances X-ray visibility, allowing clinicians to accurately confirm placement and orientation of the tube within the patient, which supports safer and more effective airway management.

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

A: Store the T-tube in its sterile pouch in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Proper storage preserves the device's sterility and extends its shelf life up to five years.