An endotracheal tube is placed when:
- A patient is unable to breathe on their own
- It is necessary to sedate and “rest” someone who is very ill
- Someone’s airway needs to be protected (i.e., there is an obstruction or risk of one)
An I-ET Tube can serve for:
1. Visual Channel
Easy insert and positioning, reduce airway mucosal injuiry
2. Precise airway monitoring
Empowers doctors to monitor the airway status post or intra operation precisely and continuously
3. Safe & Convenience
Supports suction for subglottic secretions , no influencing continuous ventilation for patients
4. Medical PVC material
No DEHP, Flexible, Transparent, Sleek
5. High capacity, Low pressure cuff
Reduce the compression injury to airway
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