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Hi, You're receiving this email because {name} thinks the Combitube Oesophageal and Tracheal Double Lumen Airway would interest you. Rapid Intubation of difficult airways. When a difficult airway must be established, time and accuracy are critical.
Be assured of rapid intubation and effective ventilation with the Sheridan Combitube Airway. Unlike traditional endotracheal tubes, the Combitube Airway is designed to establish a non surgical patient airway when placed into the trachea or oesophagus. Combitube comes with 2 syringes ( 20 mls and 140 mls ) , suction catheter, adspiration diverting elbow, in an easy to store box. The 37FG for patients between 4 ' to 5' 6".while the 41FG for patients over 5" tall.
  • Unique double-lumen design allows for rapid establishment of an effective airway through either esophageal or tracheal placement.
  • Blind placement eliminates the need for a laryngoscope.
  • Pharyngeal balloon inflates to hold device firmly in place and helps prevent the escape of gas through the nose or mouth.
  • Full-length lumen allows for suctioning of gastric contents with no interruption of patient ventilation should the Combitube be placed in the esophagus.
  • Esophageal cuff inflates to seal the esophagus so that gas does not enter the stomach and gastric contents are not aspirated
  • Appropriate for pre-hospital, surgical and emergency use.
  • #5-18437E Combitube Oesophageal and Tracheal Double Lumen Airway in  Roll37FG
  • #5-18441E Combitube Oesophageal and Tracheal Double Lumen Airway in  Roll 41FG 
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