Rusch Endotracheal Tubes Disp. Ruschelit PVC Nasoral Magill Uncuffed - Case of 10

Product Description: Rusch Endotracheal Tubes Disp. Ruschelit PVC Nasoral Magill Uncuffed

• Case of 10

Discover the Rusch Endotracheal Tubes, designed for optimal performance in critical medical situations. These single-use Nasoral Magill uncuffed tubes are crafted from thermosensitive Ruschelit PVC, ensuring they conform to the patient's anatomical contours once warmed to body temperature. Each tube features two staggered eyes for enhanced drainage and airflow, while the X-ray opaque line allows for easy visualization during procedures.
These Endotracheal Tubes are marked with the recommended size for various patient ages, simplifying the selection process in fast-paced environments. Their graduated design improves surgical access and minimizes the risk of kinking during use, making these tubes an essential addition to any medical facility’s respiratory care inventory.
Specifications:

• Box of 10

• Material: Ruschelit PVC

• Design: Uncuffed, oral use

• Enhanced anatomical adaptation

Choose Rusch Endotracheal Tubes for reliability and efficiency in airway management. Perfect for healthcare providers looking to maintain high standards in patient care.

Rusch Endotracheal Tubes Disp. Ruschelit PVC Nasoral Magill Uncuffed

• Case of 10 Specifications:

• Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

• Type: Uncuffed Nasal Endotracheal Tube

• Style: Magill

• Diameter Sizes:

• 3.0 mm ID (0.118 in)

• 3.5 mm ID (0.138 in)

• 4.0 mm ID (0.157 in)

• 4.5 mm ID (0.177 in)

• 5.0 mm ID (0.197 in)

• 5.5 mm ID (0.217 in)

• 6.0 mm ID (0.236 in)

• 6.5 mm ID (0.256 in)

• 7.0 mm ID (0.276 in)

• Length Options:

• Available in various lengths (standard lengths typically ranging from 20 cm to 30 cm or 8 in to 12 in)

• Packaging: Case of 10

• Sterilization Method: Ethylene Oxide (EO)

• Single Use: Yes

• Color: Clear

• Cuff Status: Uncuffed

• Shape: Magill with a slight curve for nasal intubation

• Usage: Intended for oral or nasal intubation in patients requiring airway management

Note: Ensure to verify compatibility with specific protocols and patient needs.

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