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Intubation Tube Equipment Supplied In Usa
12 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Voss Medical Products based inSan Antonio, TEXAS (USA)
The simplest solution is still the best solution. The Notch™ is an unobtrusive, lightweight, latex-free foam pad that secures a nasal or oral RAE tube in place during surgery with skin-friendly ...
Manufactured by:Ambu A/S based inBallerup, DENMARK
The Ambu Cuff Pressure Gauge is designed to inflate and monitor the pressure of laryngeal masks and intubation tubes with low-pressure ...
Manufactured by:Bone Foam, Inc. based inCorcoran, CALIFORNIA (USA)
It protects the head and face of the patient while cushioning the chest to flex the neck. This product is specifically designed to accommodate intubation tubes and other oral leads while a patient is face down. The Prone Pillow can be used for a variety of reasons, but it is especially beneficial for COVID-19 patients. Lying prone helps to improve lung function ...
Manufactured by:Teleflex Incorporated based inMorrisville, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Teleflex offers a full line of clinically differentiated endotracheal tubes, endobronchial tubes and intubation accessories. Our Sheridan® and Rusch® brands are trusted by anesthesia professionals around the world because of our continued commitment to design products that enhance procedural efficiency and promote patient safety during ...
Manufactured by:Clarus Medical, LLC based in55441, MINNESOTA (USA)
The Clarus Levitan Fiberoptic Stylet Has Been A Cornerstone Of The Difficult Airway Curriculum For Over A Decade. With years of strong clinical support and recent inclusion in the ASA Difficult Airway Algorithm, the Levitan is the trusted choice for thousands of doctors ...
Manufactured by:Light Line Medical, Inc. based inSalt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP) is a nosocomial pneumonia that develops more than 48-72 hours after endotracheal tube (ETT) intubation. It is the most common infection acquired by adults and children in ICUs and is a cause of significant patient morbidity, mortality, and excess ...
Manufactured by:Intersurgical Ltd. based inWokingham, UNITED KINGDOM
InTube tracheal tube, cuffed, ID ...
Manufactured by:Intersurgical Ltd. based inWokingham, UNITED KINGDOM
InTube tracheal tube, wire-reinforced cuffed, ID ...
Manufactured by:Olympus America Inc. based inSouthborough, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
The ENDOEYE™ LF-V flexible tracheal intubation laryngovideoscope provides high-resolution images of tracheal anatomy during endotracheal (ET) intubation with standard ET tubes. Its slim 4.1 mm tip allows easy passage through single-lumen tracheal tubes of 5.5 mm or greater and double-lumen tubes ...
Manufactured by:Clarus Medical, LLC based in55441, MINNESOTA (USA)
The Clarus Shikani Pediatric Stylet: A simple, portable, durable, soakable and affordable scope for your smallest ...
Manufactured by:ICU Medical, Inc. based inSan Clemente, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Tracheal tubes with a suction port above the cuff can assist in reducing the rate of ventilator-associated pneumonia. The Portex® Suction Above the Cuff Endotracheal Tube (SACETT®) is part of the Blue Line® range of Endotracheal tubes. It has been specifically designed to reduce VAP. The SACETT® combines the quality features of the Blue Line® range with the ability to remove ...
Manufactured by:Carnegie Surgical LLC based inEast Windsor, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Magill Intubation Forceps are a critical tool for medical professionals involved in anesthesia, emergency medicine, and otolaryngology. These forceps, originally developed by Sir Ivan Whiteside Magill in the 1920s, have an angled design that facilitates the precise and atraumatic insertion of endotracheal tubes into the larynx. Their unique structure, featuring ...