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| Brand Name: | MCREAT/OEM |
| Model Number: | MC-08310--MC-08350 |
| MOQ: | 10 Pieces |
| Price: | US$2-2.4/Piece |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 50, 000PCS/Month |
Disposable Liquid Silicone Laryngeal Mask Airway To Reduce The Risk Of Crushing
The Laryngeal Mask Device is a type of supraglottic airway device that provides an alternative to endotracheal intubation and standard mask anaesthesia in general anaesthesia. It is inserted into the hypopharynx to form a seal around the larynx to allow spontaneous or positive pressure ventilation without the need for intubating the larynx.
Laryngeal Mask Devices are used in anesthesia and in emergency medicine for airway management.
Product Data
| CODE | SIZE | WEIGH |
| MC-08310 | #1.0 | <5kgs |
| MC-08315 | #1.5 | 5kgs-10kgs |
| MC-08320 | #2.0 | 10kgs-20kgs |
| MC-08325 | #2.5 | 20kgs-30kgs |
| MC-08330 | #3.0 | 30kgs-50kgs |
| MC-08340 | #4.0 | 50kgs-70kgs |
| MC-08350 | #5.0 | 70kgs-100kgs |
Feature
-Laryngeal Mask Airway produced by high quality Dow-Corning Silicone Material and solid
-Silicone and Liquid Silicone material.
-The shape of soft cuff is adapts to the contour of the oropharyngeal area and provides more secure seal.
-Soft thickness and tenacity main tube reduce the risk of crushing.
-Liquid Silicone one body cuff.
-Smooth transition between cuff and tube. Better for insertsion.
-Flexible Silicone Tube.
Disposable Liquid Silicone Laryngeal Mask Airway To Reduce The Risk Of Crushing
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Test inflate cuff prior to use.
Deflate cuff before intubation.
The index finger is placed at the junction of the cuff and the tube.
With the head extended and the neck flexed, carefully flatten the Laryngeal Mask Device tip against the hard palate.
To facilitate Laryngeal Mask Device introduction into the oral cavity, gently press the middle finger down on the jaw.
The index finger pushes the Laryngeal Mask Device in a cranial direction following the contours of the hard and soft palates.
Maintaining pressure with the finger on the tube in the cranial direction, advance the mask until definite resistance is felt at the base of the hypopharynx. Note the flexion of the wrist.
Inflate the cuff with enough air to obtain an airway at 18-20 cm H2O. Do not exceed the maximum volume recommended for the cuff.
Finally, secure the tube, suggest inserting a bite block, and attach the tube to the ventilation equipment.
Gently maintain cranial pressure with the non-dominant hand while removing the index finger.
Inflation without holding the tube allows the mask to seal itself optimally.
