Tracheostomy Tube Long-term Airway Management High Volume Low Pressure Cuff

Product Overview

Our Tracheostomy Tube is a premium medical device engineered for patients requiring long-term airway management and mechanical ventilation. Featuring a High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) cuff, this tube is designed to provide a secure seal while minimizing the risk of tracheal mucosal damage. Certified by ISO 13485, it adheres to the strictest global standards for clinical safety and performance.

Key Benefits

• HVLP Cuff Technology: The High Volume Low Pressure cuff offers a large surface area of contact with the tracheal wall, ensuring an effective seal at lower pressures to prevent tracheal malacia and necrosis.

• Superior Radiopacity: A full-length radiopaque line allows for precise placement verification under X-ray imaging, ensuring patient safety during insertion and maintenance.

• Ergonomic Neck Flange: The soft, flexible flange conforms to the patient's neck anatomy, providing stable fixation and reducing skin irritation and pressure sores.

• Universal Compatibility: Features a 15mm standard connector, making it compatible with all global ventilation circuits, manual resuscitators, and HME filters.

Material Comparison: Thermosensitive PVC vs. Silicone

1. Thermosensitive PVC: This material is firm during insertion but softens at body temperature to conform to the patient's airway, balancing ease of placement with patient comfort. It is the gold standard for disposable tracheostomy tubes.

2. Medical Grade Silicone: Offers superior biocompatibility and a softer texture. It is often preferred for patients with material sensitivities or those requiring ultra-long-term care.

Specifications & Parameters

(Please refer to the technical table in the Chinese section for detailed ID/OD and length measurements).

Intended Use & Target Population

• Target Population: Designed for pediatric, adolescent, and adult patients.

• Typical Applications: Indicated for patients with chronic respiratory failure, upper airway obstruction, difficult secretion management, or those needing a permanent artificial airway for home care ventilation.

FAQ

• Q: What is the recommended cuff pressure for this tube? A: It is generally recommended to maintain cuff pressure between 20-30 cmH₂O to prevent both aspiration and mucosal ischemia.

• Q: Does the tube support subglottic suctioning? A: We offer specialized models with a suction lumen to help prevent Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP) by removing secretions above the cuff.

• Q: Is the device DEHP-free? A: Yes, our medical-grade PVC tubes are DEHP-free and Latex-free, ensuring high biocompatibility for all patients.