Chest Tubes size 30

Chest Tube Size 30 is an extra-large bore thoracic catheter. It is the preferred size for severe trauma cases involving massive hemothorax or thick empyema in large adults. The wide diameter ensures that heavy clots and viscous pus can be evacuated effectively without obstructing the tube. It provides the maximum flow rate for critical drainage needs. Features radio-opaque lines and depth markers for safe placement.

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Description

The Size 30 Chest Tube (30 Fr) is a heavy-duty drainage device for critical situations.

Features:
– Max Flow: The large lumen prevents occlusion by blood clots or thick exudate, which is a common failure point of smaller tubes in trauma.
– Stiffness: Firm enough to be directed posteriorly or apically within the chest cavity.
– Safety: X-ray detectable.

Primary Use:
– Acute Trauma: Massive hemothorax where rapid decompression and volume loss monitoring are vital.
– Empyema: Drainage of thick pus that cannot pass through smaller catheters.

Care:
Due to the size, removal can be painful and requires a specific purse-string suture technique to close the hole and prevent air entry. Sterile, single-use.

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