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Manufactured by:B&B Medical Technologies based inCarlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Superior holding ensures tube stability; releasable cable tie prevents slippage. B&B ET Tape II is a long term endotracheal tube holder. The ET Tape II is a pre-cut, non-irritating foam/adhesive endotracheal tube holder that protects the upper lip and skin across the cheek area. The ET Tape II is latex free and made of hypo-allergenic materials with superior holding power to ensure the ...
Manufactured by:B&B Medical Technologies based inCarlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Minimizes inadvertent extubations; ensures tube stability. B&B ET Tape is a short term endotracheal tube holder. The ET Tape is a pre-cut, non-irritating foam, adhesive endotracheal tube holder that protects the upper lip and skin across the cheek area. The ET Tape is latex free and made of hypo-allergenic materials with superior holding power to ensure the stability of the endotracheal tube ...
Manufactured by:B&B Medical Technologies based inCarlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
B&B StabilTube is a long term endotracheal tube holder solution. The StabilTube is specifically designed to eliminate repetitive taping and is intended for use as an immediate tracheal tube holder and stabilization device. The StabilTube is a pre-cut, non-irritating foam, adhesive endotracheal tube holder that protects the upper lip and skin across the cheek area. The adjustable, flexible ...
Manufactured by:B&B Medical Technologies based inCarlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Prevents ET tube occlusion while biting; protects against pilot balloon rupture. Common in the airway management of the intubated patient is the use of an oral airway. Oral airways prevent biting of the endotracheal tube however they do not protect the pilot balloon and may actually increase the incidence of rupture. Biting of the endotracheal tube is a prevalent occurrence for intubated ...
Manufactured by:B&B Medical Technologies based inCarlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Prevents ET occlusion tube while biting; protects against pilot balloon rupture. Common in the airway management of the intubated patient is the use of an oral airway. Oral airways prevent biting of the endotracheal tube however they do not protect the pilot balloon and may actually increase the incidence of rupture. Biting of the endotracheal tube is a prevalent occurrence for intubated ...