32,721 devices · GMDN 38792
Tracheostomy tubes (non-reinforced, non-customized, reusable) are medical devices inserted into a surgical opening in the trachea to maintain an open airway for patients who cannot breathe effectively on their own. They are commonly used in critical care, long-term ventilation, or when a patient requires prolonged airway support, such as after surgery or due to neurological conditions.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical devices and must meet safety and performance standards for repeated use. They are often supplied in various sizes and configurations, including cuffed, uncuffed, or fenestrated versions, and are constructed from durable materials like metal or plastic to ensure longevity and reliability.
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