Tracheotomy Cannula

In response to the requirements of your patients, we have implemented modifications to our tracheostomy tubes following interviews with numerous clinicians. When administering care to a patient with a tracheostomy, it is imperative to select a tracheostomy tube that is most appropriate for their unique clinical requirements. Options are available for a diverse array of patients with the BLUselect tubes:



Tubes and packages that are color-codedinput:
output:Tubes and packaging are color-coded according to their respective sizes.

Color-coding is designed to guarantee that the patient is provided with the appropriate tube size.A comprehensive selection of tube sizesinput:
output:With or without an inner cannula

Cuffed or uncuffed

Fenestrated or unfenestratedLaser printing on flangesSecretions or cleaning cannot modify product information.

Displays the patient's prescribed tube size.input:
output:Markings that are either solid or checkered around the tubeinput:
output:Indicates whether the tube is fenestrated or unfenestrated.Markings indicate whether a fenestrated or unfenestrated inner cannula should be used as prescribed for the patient.input:
output:Suctionaid™ tubesSecretions are removed from above the cuff by the suction generated in the tube, which helps to reduce aspiration.This suction feature is suitable for ventilated patient vocalization.A high-volume, low-pressure cuff that is intended to reduce trauma

The cuff is positioned to rest smoothly against the tube during deflation, which facilitates insertion.