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Smiths Medical ASD Inc Bivona® Aire-Cuf® Neonatal Tracheostomy Tube 3-1/2mm Size 34mm L, 3-1/2mm I.D. x 5-3/10mm O.D.
Aire-Cuf® neonatal and pediatric tracheostomy tubes provide a traditional, cuff management option. Aire-Cuf® tracheostomy tubes are ideal for short-term to medium-term ventilator support. They are flexible and adjustable, with a soft, secure cuff. Neonatal and pediatric tubes are reinforced to give a high level of kink and crush resistance.
Aire-Cuf® neonatal and pediatric tracheostomy tubes provide a traditional, cuff management option. Aire-Cuf® tracheostomy tubes are ideal for short-term to medium-term ventilator support. They are flexible and adjustable, with a soft, secure cuff. Neonatal and pediatric tubes are reinforced to give a high level of kink and crush resistance.
- Silicone remains soft and flexible in the trachea.
- Ideal for long-term ventilatory support for patients requiring PEEP.
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Smiths Medical ASD Inc Bivona® Aire-Cuf® Neonatal Tracheostomy Tube 3-1/2mm Size 34mm L, 3-1/2mm I.D. x 5-3/10mm O.D.
Aire-Cuf® neonatal and pediatric tracheostomy tubes provide a traditional, cuff management option. Aire-Cuf® tracheostomy tubes are ideal for short-term to medium-term ventilator support. They are flexible and adjustable, with a soft, secure cuff. Neonatal and pediatric tubes are reinforced to give a high level of kink and crush resistance.
Aire-Cuf® neonatal and pediatric tracheostomy tubes provide a traditional, cuff management option. Aire-Cuf® tracheostomy tubes are ideal for short-term to medium-term ventilator support. They are flexible and adjustable, with a soft, secure cuff. Neonatal and pediatric tubes are reinforced to give a high level of kink and crush resistance.
- Silicone remains soft and flexible in the trachea.
- Ideal for long-term ventilatory support for patients requiring PEEP.
