The reinforced endotracheal tube is airway management through oral or nasal intubation of the trachea during anesthesia. This device is inserted into the trachea to facilitate breathing, especially in situations where the patient's neck movement is restricted or when the patient is in a prone position to prevent kinking of the tube.

Features: Murphy Eye, For anaesthesia and intensive care, X-ray detectable.

Intended Purpose: Establish and maintain a patent airway and ensure adequate exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Instructions for Use:

1. Select appropriate specification after checking patient's trachea.
2. Remove sterile tube from protective packaging carefully.
3. Visual check lumen patency prior to intubation.
4. Intubate using accepted medical techniques and laryngoscope check.
5. Fix the tube securely.
6. Monitor patient conditions and clean sputum regularly.
7. Extubate according to medical standards and dispose of the tube.

Contraindications: Throat edema, acute inflammation of trachea, tracheal compression, severe bleeding, cervical spinal injuries.

Cautions:

• Single use only. Do not use if expired.
• Professional healthcare personnel use only.
• Intubation period should not exceed 30 days.
• Do not apply laser on the tube.
• Do not use if package is damaged or opened.