Silicone Endotracheal Tube
Silicone Endotracheal Tube with Cuff. Once warmed to the temperature of the trachea, a silicone tube becomes more flexible, and the inflated cuff conforms naturally to the tracheal space for an optimal fit. Silicone endotracheal tubes are softer and more biocompatible than PVC or rubber
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Description
Silicone Endotracheal Tube with Cuff. Once warmed to the temperature of the trachea, a silicone tube becomes more flexible, and the inflated cuff conforms naturally to the tracheal space for an optimal fit. Silicone endotracheal tubes are softer and more biocompatible than PVC or rubber alternatives.
Features
- Lateral Murphy eye
- Radiolucent
- Connector included
- Enhanced comfort as silicone is a soft material that adapts to body contours
- Resistant to deterioration, offering greater durability than PVC
- Transparent to allow visibility of blood or mucus for monitoring
- High Volume/Low Pressure Cuff to reduce the risk of tracheal injury while maintaining an effective seal
- Sterile but can be re-autoclaved at 121°C
Silicone Endotracheal Tube
Silicone Endotracheal Tube with Cuff. Once warmed to the temperature of the trachea, a silicone tube becomes more flexible, and the inflated cuff conforms naturally to the tracheal space for an optimal fit. Silicone endotracheal tubes are softer and more biocompatible than PVC or rubber
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Description
Silicone Endotracheal Tube with Cuff. Once warmed to the temperature of the trachea, a silicone tube becomes more flexible, and the inflated cuff conforms naturally to the tracheal space for an optimal fit. Silicone endotracheal tubes are softer and more biocompatible than PVC or rubber alternatives.
Features
- Lateral Murphy eye
- Radiolucent
- Connector included
- Enhanced comfort as silicone is a soft material that adapts to body contours
- Resistant to deterioration, offering greater durability than PVC
- Transparent to allow visibility of blood or mucus for monitoring
- High Volume/Low Pressure Cuff to reduce the risk of tracheal injury while maintaining an effective seal
- Sterile but can be re-autoclaved at 121°C

