Endo tracheal tube 2.5 plain
Endotracheal Tube Size 2.5 Plain is an uncuffed airway tube designed for premature neonates and very small infants. The "Plain" designation means it lacks an inflatable cuff, which is standard for this size to prevent damage to the tiny trachea (the cricoid ring forms a natural seal). Made of clear PVC.
Endo tracheal tube 3.5 cuffed
Endotracheal Tube Size 3.5 Cuffed is a small airway tube with a low-pressure cuff. Historically, tubes this small were uncuffed, but modern "Micro-cuff" tubes allow for a better seal in infants (approx. 6 months - 1 year) without causing trauma. The cuff prevents air leak during positive pressure ventilation and protects against aspiration.
Endo tracheal tube 4.0 south facing cuffed
Endotracheal Tube 4.0 South Facing (Oral RAE) Cuffed is a pediatric tube with a sealing cuff. Unlike the uncuffed version, this allows for positive pressure ventilation with a secure seal, reducing the risk of aspiration and theater pollution. The preformed downward bend keeps the tube away from the eyes and forehead, making it ideal for pediatric eye or brain surgery.
Endo tracheal tube 4.0 south facing uncuffed
Endotracheal Tube 4.0 South Facing (Oral RAE) is a preformed tube designed for oral intubation in small children. The "South Facing" bend directs the tube downwards towards the patient's chin. This configuration is ideal for surgeries involving the eyes, forehead, or cranium (neurosurgery), as it moves the connections away from the surgical field. The 4.0mm size is uncuffed to prevent tracheal trauma in young pediatric patients.
Endo tracheal tube 4.5 south facing cuffed
Endotracheal Tube 4.5 South Facing (Oral RAE) Cuffed is a specialized tube for children approx. 2-5 years. The cuff ensures a consistent tidal volume can be delivered. The south-facing design routes the tubing over the chin, keeping the upper face free for surgical drapes and instruments. Essential for modern pediatric anesthesia.
Endo tracheal tube 4.5 south facing uncuffed
Endotracheal Tube 4.5 South Facing (Oral RAE) is an uncuffed preformed oral tube for children aged approx. 2-4 years. The pre-molded shape directs the external part of the tube towards the chin, keeping the forehead and eyes clear for the surgeon. This is the standard airway device for pediatric ophthalmology and facial surgery where a nasal tube is not contraindicated or preferred.
Endo tracheal tube 5.0 North facing cuffed
Endotracheal Tube 5.0 North Facing (Nasal RAE) is a preformed tube used for nasal intubation. The "North Facing" bend directs the tube connector up towards the patient's forehead, keeping it away from the mouth. This is ideal for oral surgery (tonsillectomy, dental) where the surgeon needs the mouth clear. Size 5.0 Cuffed is for children.
Endo tracheal tube 5.0 south facing cuffed
Endotracheal Tube 5.0 South Facing (Oral RAE) Cuffed is designed for children aged 4-6 years. It combines the safety of a cuffed tube with the ergonomic benefits of a preformed shape. By bending downwards, it allows surgeons unobstructed access to the forehead and eyes, making it the tube of choice for pediatric neurosurgery and ophthalmology.
Endo tracheal tube 5.0 south facing uncuffed
Endotracheal Tube 5.0 South Facing (Oral RAE) is a preformed oral tube for children. The downward bend facilitates clear access to the cranial and ophthalmic regions. Being uncuffed, it is suitable for children (approx. 4-6 years) where cuff pressure might be a concern, although cuffed versions are becoming more common. It features a Murphy eye and smooth tip for safe intubation.
Endo tracheal tube 5.5 south facing cuffed
Endotracheal Tube 5.5 South Facing (Oral RAE) Cuffed is a standard size for older children. The cuffed design provides a sealed airway, protecting the lungs from aspiration and ensuring effective ventilation. The preformed oral bend is critical for surgeries involving the cranium or eyes, removing the clutter of tubes from the surgical site.
Endo tracheal tube 5.5 south facing cuffed (Duplicate/Extra)
Endotracheal Tube 5.5 South Facing (Oral RAE) Cuffed. (Note: This item appears twice in the source list; included here as a distinct inventory unit). A preformed oral tube for older children, directing the circuit away from the eyes. The cuff allows for closed-circuit ventilation. Essential inventory for pediatric surgical units.
Endo tracheal tube 5.5 south facing uncuffed
Endotracheal Tube 5.5 South Facing (Oral RAE) is an uncuffed preformed tube for older children. It is designed to facilitate surgeries on the head and neck by routing the anesthesia circuit caudally (towards the feet/chin). The 5.5mm size provides a suitable airway for ventilation without the bulk of a cuff mechanism, intended for short-term surgical procedures.
Endo tracheal tube 6.0 south facing uncuffed
Endotracheal Tube 6.0 South Facing (Oral RAE) is a preformed oral tube. While Size 6.0 is often cuffed, this specific item is uncuffed, suitable for specific pediatric or adolescent cases where a seal is achieved via anatomical fit or throat packing. The south-facing design is essential for maintaining a clear surgical field during neurosurgical or ophthalmic procedures.
Endo tracheal tube 7.5 North facing cuffed
Endotracheal Tube 7.5 North Facing (Nasal RAE) is a specialized preformed airway tube designed for nasal intubation in adult patients. The unique "swan neck" bend directs the connector upwards towards the forehead, securing the anesthesia circuit away from the mouth. This size (7.5mm ID) is standard for adult males or large females. It allows maxillofacial and dental surgeons unobstructed access to the oral cavity while maintaining a secure, cuffed airway for the patient.
Endotracheal tube 6.5
The Endotracheal Tube (Size 6.5) is a sterile, invasive airway device used to establish and maintain a patent airway in patients requiring mechanical ventilation or anesthesia. This size is typically suitable for average-sized adult females or adolescents. Made from clear, non-toxic PVC, it allows for visual monitoring of condensation (breath mist). It features a standard 15mm connector for attachment to ventilator circuits and a Murphy Eye at the distal tip to ensure airflow even if the main opening becomes occluded. It is a lifesaving device in emergency medicine and surgery.
Endotracheal Tube 7.0
The Endotracheal Tube (Size 7.0) is a standard airway management device typically used for adult females and smaller adult males. It secures the patient's airway to ensure oxygenation and ventilation during surgery or respiratory failure. Constructed from thermosensitive PVC, the tube softens at body temperature to conform to the patient’s airway anatomy, reducing pressure points. It is equipped with a high-volume, low-pressure cuff (unless specified as plain) to seal the trachea effectively. The tube includes a standard connector and depth markings to facilitate accurate placement and monitoring by the medical team.
