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GSTC’s endotracheal tubes are ISO 13485 & CE certified & designed for superior airflow, patient comfort & clinical reliability.
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GSTC’s endotracheal tubes are ISO 13485 & CE certified & designed for superior airflow, patient comfort & clinical reliability.
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GSTC’s endotracheal tubes are ISO 13485 & CE certified & designed for superior airflow, patient comfort & clinical reliability.
Endotracheal tube Types and Uses Of ET tubes And Double Lumen Endobronchial Tubes.
Endotracheal tube Types and Uses Of ET tubes And Double Lumen Endobronchial Tubes.
Overview: The cuffed oral endotracheal tube (COETT) is the most commonly used ETT and is covered first. Other types of ETT are then compared. Uses: COETTs are used to secure the airway, allowing spontaneous or controlled ventilation while reducing the risk of aspiration. They are used in anaesthesia, resuscitation and critical care situations. How it works: Modern tubes are single use and…
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We are looking for a new way to organize our ET tubes... I was wondering if you had any suggestions or would have pictures. Right now ours are just in a drawer, held together by hair clips.
lol love youe name ^_^
Unfortunately, ET tubes are just a pita :P
At the full-service vet hospital, we keep them in a commercially-available rack like this:
That’s probably the most common way to keep them. It’s simple and convenient. It does expose them to dust from the environment, but we haven’t seen that cause any issues.
At our spay/neuter clinic, this method isn’t really feasible. We just use too many! So we have them in a drawer with homemade cardboard dividers separating them by size, except for 4.5 and smaller, which all go together in a basket:
That’s all I’ve got :)