Surgery/Minor Procedure

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

For difficult or emergency intubation. Blind placement without laryngoscope.

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Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.

Double lumen design permits an airtight seal of the trachea and one bronchus. Color-coded cuff, pilot balloons, and proximal lumens help identify bronchial and tracheal lumens.