Tracheostomy Tubes neonate

Tracheostomy Tubes are essential medical devices used to maintain a secure airway by creating a direct opening into the trachea. They are commonly used in ICU, HDU, operating theatres, wards, and long-term care settings for patients requiring prolonged ventilation, airway protection, or assisted breathing.

Available in various designs, materials, and sizes, tracheostomy tubes are selected based on patient condition, ventilation needs, and duration of use.

Types of Tracheostomy Tubes

• Cuffed Tracheostomy Tubes

  Provide an inflatable cuff to create a seal in the trachea, ideal for ventilated patients and aspiration risk reduction.

• Uncuffed Tracheostomy Tubes

  Suitable for patients who can breathe spontaneously and have a low risk of aspiration.

• Double-Barrel (Inner Cannula) Tracheostomy Tubes

  Feature a removable inner cannula for easy cleaning and secretion management without removing the outer tube.

• Single Cannula Tracheostomy Tubes

  Lightweight design, often used in short-term or specific clinical situations.

Key Features

• Medical-grade materials (PVC, silicone, or metal)

• Available in cuffed & uncuffed options

• Inner cannula options for improved hygiene

• Standard connectors compatible with ventilators & oxygen devices

• Wide range of sizes for adult and pediatric patients

Clinical Applications

• Long-term mechanical ventilation

• Airway obstruction management

• Post-operative airway support

• Neuromuscular and respiratory conditions

• Step-down and home tracheostomy care (under supervision)

Why Choose Quality Tracheostomy Tubes?

• Ensures patient safety and airway stability

• Enhances ventilation efficiency and comfort

• Supports effective infection prevention and secretion control