Portex Preformed Oral Endotracheal Tube, Cuffed, North Polar - 10/Cs

• North-Facing, Preformed Bent Tube Placed From Mouth to Trachea
• Ensures Positive Pressure Ventilation During Surgeries
• Clear PVC Material for Easy Viewing of Moisture Condensation
• Curved Limb Towards Forehead for Connection to Breathing System
• Smooth-Formed Murphy Eye as Vent Avoiding Airway Obstruction
• Soft-Seal Cuff to Prevent Aspiration
• Inflation Line Exit Positioned on External Limb for East Visibility .

The Smiths Medical Portex Preformed Oral Endotracheal Tube is a reliable device used to provide ample oxygen and inhaled gases to a patient's lungs. This medical tool is inserted into the mouth and placed between the vocal cords through the trachea, ensuring a positive pressure ventilation during surgeries. It is sold 10 pieces per case.

High-Quality Construction & Function

DURABLE: This Portex Endotracheal Tube is made from heavy-duty clear PVC material, ensuring a clear view of the moisture condensation from the patient’s breath.
NORTH-FACING: It is designed to have a north-facing, smooth preformed bend, wherein the tube is curved towards the patient’s forehead, allowing an effective and secured connection to the breathing system.
EFFICIENT: This Endotracheal Tube has a smoothly-formed Murphy eye that works as a vent, designed to avoid vocal cord damage during intubation, and helps in preventing the complete obstruction of the airway.
DEPENDABLE: It features the PROFILE Soft-Seal Cuff, which is made from soft PVC material to minimize risk of trauma, providing an effective seal to prevent aspiration.
EASE-OF-USE: The tube's Inflation Line Exit is accurately positioned on its external limb, allowing easy visibility during intubation, and avoiding damage to the patient’s teeth.

The Smiths Medical Portex Preformed Oral Endotracheal Tube offers flexibility upon insertion, reliability during usage, and overall comfortability for the patient.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.