Romsons Tracheostomy Tube (CUFFED)

The Romsons Tracheostomy Tube (Cuffed) is a medical device used for safe and comfortable airway management. It is made from thermosensitive material, it softens at body temperature, adapting to the patient’s anatomy for a better fit. 

It has a soft, flexible flange that allows for easy fixation, ensuring stability during use and 360-degree rotatable 15mm connector enables secure attachment to a breathing system from any direction. 

The Tube has a radio-opaque blue line ensures visibility on X-rays for accurate placement. Its low pressure soft cuff that adjusts dynamically during breathing to minimize tracheal trauma and complications. Its pilot balloon with a non-return valve allows easy inflation and deflation of the cuff.

These Romsons Tracheostomy Tube comes with a cotton neck tape for secure positioning. It is sterile, individually blister-packed, making it hygienic and ready for immediate use in medical settings.

Benefits of Cuffed Tracheostomy Tube:

• Softens at body temperature for a comfortable fit.
• Soft, flexible flange ensures stability during use.
• Allows safe attachment from any direction.
• X-ray visible Radio-opaque blue line ensures accurate placement.
• Low-Pressure Cuff for minimising tracheal trauma and breathing complications.
• Pilot balloon with a non-return valve for smooth inflation/deflation.
• Includes a cotton neck tape for better stability.
• Hygienic & Sterile for safe medical use.

Safety Information:

• Do not use the package if it is damaged.
• Do not resterilize. 
• Keep far from children.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

The Romsons Tracheostomy Tube (CUFFED) is a medical device used for establishing and maintaining a secure airway in patients who require a tracheostomy. It is designed to be inserted into a surgically created opening in the neck, known as a tracheostomy stoma, to provide a direct airway access.

• Design: The tracheostomy tube is typically made of medical-grade materials, such as silicone or PVC. It consists of a curved tube with a cuff, an inflatable balloon-like structure near the distal end, and a flange or neck plate that rests against the neck to secure the tube.
• Cuffed: The cuffed tracheostomy tube is designed with an inflatable cuff that can be inflated or deflated as needed. The cuff is positioned below the vocal cords when inflated to help prevent aspiration and facilitate mechanical ventilation. The cuff is usually inflated using a syringe connected to a pilot balloon.
• Size and Variations: The tracheostomy tube is available in different sizes to accommodate patients of varying age groups and anatomical requirements. The appropriate size is determined based on factors such as patient age, neck size, and clinical indications.
• Inner Cannula: Some tracheostomy tubes, including certain models by Romsons, may have a removable inner cannula. The inner cannula can be easily taken out and cleaned or replaced, allowing for better hygiene and easier maintenance.

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