ANAESTHESIA

To aspire the secretion from oropharynx in new born babies to ensure free respiratory tract. To obtain mucus secretion specimen for microbiological examination. Clear transparent container permits immediate visual examination. Low friction surface catheter is provided with open end silk smooth round tip for trauma free insertion of the aspiration. The first line of defense against little lungs filled with fluid is the suction catheter. This little tool will gives the ability to suction fluid from the puppies mouth, nose and throat. As seen in the photo, the Extractor has two tubes that lead out of a plastic clear 'trap'.

Intubating stylet facilitates quick intubation of Endotracheal Tubes. Helps reduce friction between stylet and the tracheal tube for easy insertion and withdrawal.

Endotracheal tube strong tube walls to ensure the proper ventilation for all patients. A variety of sizes ensures a safe airway is maintained throughout the surgery.

Endotracheal tube oral performed, uncuffed minimises trauma to the trachea with a low-pressure seal against the tracheal wall protecting the patient’s airway, preventing leakage and allowing accurate control of gas flow. It ensures the proper ventilation for all patients. A variety of sizes ensures a safe airway is maintained throughout the surgery.

Catheter Mount connects patient ET to breathing circuit. This minimizes the jerk of breathing to ET or TT reducing trauma to trachea.

This Bain circuit is an anaesthesia delivery system that connects a patient’s airway to the anaesthesia machine. It creates an artificial atmosphere through which a patient breathes in and out. Bain circuits use a high fresh gas flow to deliver anaesthetic gases to the patient’s airway and to wash out the exhaled carbon dioxide. An inner tube delivers fresh gases and an outer corrugated tube serves as the outlet for exhaled gases. Bain circuit ensures that there is no re-breathing of the exhaled gases.