Portex Percutaneous Trachy Kit With Wire Dilating Forceps

Portex Percutaneous Trachy Kit With Wire Dilating ForcepsPortex Percutaneous Trachy Kit With Wire Dilating Forceps Details: The Portex GRIGGS Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kits feature guidewire dilating forceps, central to the Griggs PDT technique, for smoothly opening the tracheal aperture. The Portex Griggs PDT kit is available in three options: Portex GRIGGS Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kit with Blue Line Ultra Tracheostomy Tubes Tapered tip intended to ease passage into stoma Clear, soft

Portex Percutaneous Trachy Kit With Wire Dilating Forceps

 Details:

The Portex® GRIGGS® Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kits feature guidewire dilating forceps, central to the Griggs™ PDT technique, for smoothly opening the tracheal aperture.

The Portex® Griggs™ PDT kit is available in three options:

Portex® GRIGGS® Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kit with Blue Line Ultra® Tracheostomy Tubes

• Tapered tip intended to ease passage into stoma
• Clear, soft flange and Profile Soft-Seal® cuff

Portex® GRIGGS® Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kit with Blue Line® Tracheostomy Tubes

• Low pressure, high volume cuffed tracheostomy tube or adjustable flange tracheostomy tube

Portex® GRIGGS® Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kit with Blue Line Ultra® Suctionaid® Tracheostomy Tubes

• Integral suction lumen to aid removal of secretions from above the cuff
• Clear, soft flange and Profile Soft-Seal® cuff

Speed

• Guidewire dilating forceps produce the desired opening in one fluid motion, compared with single stage dilators which typically require repeated forward and backward movement.
• Spreading the jaws of the guidewire dilating forceps applies force laterally across the anterior tracheal wall, intended to cause reduced trauma to tracheal structures.

Efficiency

• Perform the procedure at the point of care (ICU/CCU), when you and your patient are ready - no waiting.
• Patients receive tubes and the related therapeutic benefits sooner than with surgical placement.

Cost

• No need to tie up valuable surgical suite time, staff and resources.
• Two operators (minimum)- one for the procedure and an assistant to maintain the patient's airway and control the bronchoscope.
• Patient preparation, procedure and recovery all in one location.