Laryngeal Mask Airways Excell (GS-2032)
Highlights:
- Laryngeal Mask Airways Excell opening the airways.
- Soft, flexible PVC for easy insertion.
- Made up of thermo-sensitive material, it ensures patient comfort.
- Comfortable-shaped tube for a solid grip.
- It has a soft cuff that provides an excellent seal.
- Opening bars avoid blockage of the ventilation lumen from the epiglottis.
- One unit moulded cuffs and tube for safety.
- The pilot balloon specifies mask size.
- Ventilation tube with all information like mask size, patient's weight and cuff inflation volume
- Sterile, easy-to-use airways.
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Description:
Romsons Laryngeal Mask Airways Excell (GS-3032) is a supraglottic airway medical device used in tracheal intubation, bronchoscopic examinations, and airway recovery.it is ideal for both regular and optional surgical operations.
It comprises medical-grade PVC, a soft, heat-sensitive substance designed for non-traumatic insertion and patient comfort. It has a flexible body that corrects shape for quick and easy insertion.
The airways have an ergonomically designed tube that provides a solid grip during insertion. Its aperture bars keep the epiglottis from blocking the ventilation lumen. It has 1 unit of moulded cuffs and an airway tube for greater security.
These airways also have a balloon-shaped pilot for mask size, which provides an accurate sensory indicator of the degree of inflation. The ventilation tube is correctly marked with all the information, such as mask size, patient weight, and cuff inflation volume.
These disposable Laryngeal Mask Airways Excell come in different sizes and colour codes of size identification according to the patient's requirement.
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