Description of Endotracheal Tube
An endotracheal tube (ETT) is a temporarily breathing device inserted into the patient’s trachea. The endotracheal tube is a flexible hollow plastic tube, usually made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). It was passed into the trachea through the mouth (oral) or nose (nasal) to establish a patent airway and ensure adequate gaseous exchange or ventilation. Available in a variety of sizes and styles to suit patient needs.
Product Features of Endotracheal Tube
1. Made from non-toxic, non-irritant medical grade PVC.
2. Smooth soft tip reduces tracheal trauma.
3. Kink-resistant design prevents kinking while softening at body temperature to conform to the patient’s respiratory tract.
4. Murphy’s eye design avoids respiratory obstruction.
5. Fitted with a 15 mm standard connector.
6. Radioopaque line throughout the tube for X-ray visualization.
7. Available variety of sizes and styles to suit patient needs.
8. Sterile individually packed.
Endotracheal Tube Types
1. Endotracheal Tube Uncuffed
Sizes (ID mm): 2.0~10.0
2. Endotracheal Tube Cuffed
Sizes (ID mm): 2.0~10.0
3. Reinforced Endotracheal Tube Uncuffed
Sizes (ID mm): 3.0~10.0
4. Reinforced Endotracheal Tube Cuffed
Sizes (ID mm): 3.0~10.0
5. Nasal Performed Endotracheal Tube
Sizes (ID mm): 2.5~10.0
6. Oral Performed Endotracheal Tube
Sizes (ID mm): 2.5~10.0
7. Endotracheal Tube With Evacuation Lumen (Suction Lumen)
Sizes (ID mm): 6.0~10.0
