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DOUBLE-LUMEN BRONCHIAL TRACHEOSTOMY CANNULA (LEFT – RIGHT)

CODE: 9263 (left L= 9,5 cm) – 9264 (left L= 7,5 cm) – 9265 (left L= 8,5 cm) – 9266 (right L= 8,5 cm) – 9267 (right L= 7,5 cm) – 9268 (right L= 9,5 cm)

1 PVC tube, divided by longitudinal partition in two (2) channels (tracheal and bronchial), polished distal orifices, atraumatic. Semi-seated connectors. Low-pressure cuff, delimited by radiopaque rings (blue-bronchial / colourless-tracheal), pilot balloon and retention valve. Neck fixation flange.
1 stylet for intubation
2 angled connection pieces with double sealing cap and standard connector, rotating connectors
1 plastic “Y” connector
1 plastic connector extraction key
1 velcro neck band
Suction catheters with suction control.
STERILE, SINGLE PACK, SINGLE USE.

Available sizes

Ch 39 Intratracheal limb length: 7,5 / 8,5 / 9,5 cm

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The Double-Lumen Bronchial Tracheostomy Cannula is indicated in selective endobronchial anesthetic intubation, for pulmonary and thoracic surgery, in the performance of bronchial spirometry that requires individual pulmonary ventilation and in lung lavage maneuvers, in those patients with a tracheostomy.

Its purpose is to regulate the passage of air, gases, medicines or diagnostic and therapeutic instruments, allowing an adequate management of the pleuropulmonary sector to be treated.

It can be used in:

– Anatomical lung separation

. Massive hemoptysis

. Total lung lavage due to pulmonary alveolar proteinosis

. Profuse secretions (e.g., bronchiectasis, lung abscess)

– Physiological lung separation

. Unilateral parenchymal lesion

. Aspiration

. Pulmonary contusion

. Pneumonia

. Unilateral pulmonary edema

. Individual lung transplantation (postoperative complications)

. Bronchopleural fistula

. Unilateral bronchospasm

. Severe bilateral lung disease: conventional ventilation failure