Anaesthesia | Airway equipment | Which Medical Device
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Boston Scientific showed the latest version of the Angiojet Ultra at CIRSE 2016, in Barcelona. They claim it can work in vessels down to 1.5mm diameter using their 3F/4F Solent Dista catheter. The system can work in 2 modes, standard active aspiration and power pulse mode to deliver lytic...
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A chest drainage catheter introduced usingthe Seldinger Technique. The Seldinger Chest Drainage Kit has beendesigned to combine the benefits of the Seldinger approach with the advantages of small catheters, allowing the easy insertion of a small chest drain into the pleural cavity for...
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A solution for guided video intubation with integrated, high definition optics and agnified wide-angle (panoramic) view. It negates the need for an external monitor and, apparently, improves intubation success rates especially with C-L grades III and IV. The device leads ETT through vocal cords...
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A range of percutaneous tracheostomy tubes and kits specially designed for patients with large, muscular, short, obese and bull necks or challenging anatomy.The tubes are suitable for patients with up to 50 mm of pre-tracheal soft tissues. They are manufactured from graduated, reinforced...
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A thermosensitive PVC tracheostomy tube with clear, soft flange and Soft Seal cuff inner cannulae available. Key features of the device are an integral suction lumen to aid removal of secretions from above the cuff and the thermosensitive PVC which provides sufficient rigidity for...
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