The Romsons Succor Endotracheal Tube Cuffed With Suction Port (GS-2115) is a highly specialized airway management solution designed for patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation in critical care settings. Its primary innovation is the integrated subglottic suction port, which allows healthcare providers to clear accumulated secretions from the space above the inflated cuff. This proactive feature is essential in reducing the risk of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP), a common concern in intensive care units, by preventing contaminated fluids from entering the lungs.

Engineered with patient safety and comfort in mind, the tube is made from non-toxic, thermo-sensitive PVC that softens at body temperature to conform to the patient's respiratory tract, minimizing tissue irritation. It features a high-volume, low-pressure (HVLP) cuff that ensures an airtight seal while protecting the delicate tracheal lining from excessive pressure. Whether used in a hospital’s ICU or for advanced home-care ventilation, the Romsons Succor ET Tube provides a reliable, sterile, and X-ray-visible pathway for life-saving respiratory support.

Key Benefits ( Endotracheal tube Cuffed With Suction Port )

VAP Prevention: The dedicated suction port allows for the removal of subglottic secretions, significantly lowering the risk of lung infections.
Tracheal Protection: The HVLP cuff maintains an effective seal without causing undue pressure on the tracheal walls.
Atraumatic Design: Thermo-sensitive material and a smooth, rounded tip ensure comfortable insertion and reduced risk of airway trauma.
Clear Monitoring: Features a radio-opaque line along the entire length for precise positioning under X-ray.
Continuous Airflow: Includes a "Murphy Eye" at the tip to ensure ventilation remains uninterrupted even if the main opening becomes obstructed.

How to Use ( Endotracheal tube Cuffed With Suction Port )

Preparation: Verify the correct tube size as prescribed and inspect the sterile packaging for any damage before opening.
Cuff Check: Inflate the cuff using a syringe to check for leaks, then fully deflate it before insertion.
Insertion: Intubate the patient following standard medical protocols, ensuring the tube is positioned at the correct depth.
Inflation: Inflate the pilot balloon to create a secure tracheal seal.
Suctioning: Connect the dedicated suction line to a vacuum source to periodically clear secretions from the subglottic space as per clinical requirements.
Securing: Secure the tube using medical tape or a tube holder to prevent accidental displacement.

Safety Information

Professional Use Only: This device must only be inserted and managed by trained medical professionals.
Single Use Only: This is a sterile, one-time-use device. Do not clean or resterilize, as this increases the risk of infection.
Monitor Pressure: Regularly monitor cuff pressure to ensure it stays within the recommended range to prevent tracheal damage.
Sterility: Do not use if the protective pouch is opened or damaged.