Oral endotracheal tube TML2

This T-tube has a thinner cephalic branch that facilitates its location in the proximal trachea, in the subglottis and, if preferred, through the vocal cords. The external branch of the “T” tracheal tubes prevents displacement and allows aspiration of bronchial secretions. Distal, precarinal and tracheal injuries Tracheal stenosis Subglottic stenosis Laryngotracheal stenosis After a tracheal resection and a termino-terminal anastomosis Tracheal reconstruction Larynx or trachea trauma Conventional tracheal cannula substitution Medical grade silicone Bevelled edges to prevent granulomas Removable Surface of maximum softness to avoid adherence of secretions Transparent or Radiopaque