Warehouse Clearance Smiths Medical Uncuffed Fenestrated D.i.c. Tracheostomy Tube, Size 8mm, White (512080) Kit [q0ghQiv6]

Smiths Medical Uncuffed Fenestrated D.I.C. Tracheostomy Tube

Introducing the Smiths Medical Uncuffed Fenestrated D.I.C. Tracheostomy Tube, a reliable and innovative solution for patients requiring tracheostomy care. This advanced tube is designed to provide optimal comfort and facilitate efficient patient care. With its uncuffed and fenestrated design, it offers versatility and ease of use for both healthcare professionals and patients.

Key Features and Specifications

The Smiths Medical Uncuffed Fenestrated D.I.C. Tracheostomy Tube is engineered with several key features that set it apart. The tube is available in a size 8mm with an inner diameter (ID) of 8.0 mm and an outer diameter (OD) of 11.3 mm, making it suitable for various patient needs. It boasts a length of 73.0 mm and comes in a convenient white color. One of its standout features is the disposable inner cannula, which not only enhances patient care but also helps reduce the risk of post-procedural infection. The tube is designed as a one-piece outer tube with a built-in 15mm ISO termination, allowing for easy attachment to ventilator circuits with or without the inner cannula in place.

Practical Uses and Benefits

With its uncuffed and fenestrated design, the Smiths Medical Uncuffed Fenestrated D.I.C. Tracheostomy Tube is an excellent choice for patients requiring ventilation. It can be used with or without the inner cannula, providing flexibility and convenience. Each tube comes with an obturator featuring an exclusive snap-on feature to prevent accidental dislodgment during insertion. The clear, soft, and pliable flange ensures patient comfort and anatomical conformity. Additionally, the tube comes with an obturator, Velcro® trach tube holder, and a color-coded inner cannula for quick identification and correct sizing. The fenestrated tube also aids in the weaning process and facilitates speech, making it a valuable tool for patients undergoing rehabilitation.