Smiths Medical 100/105/045 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL NASAL UNCUFFED 4.5MM ID MAGILL PVC (10/BX)

Smiths Medical 100/105/045 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL NASAL UNCUFFED 4.5MM ID MAGILL PVC (10/BX)

The Smiths Medical 100/105/045 Nasal Endotracheal Tube is a high-quality airway management device designed for secure nasal intubation in clinical environments. Manufactured from medical-grade PVC, this uncuffed Magill-style tube features a 4.5 mm internal diameter, making it suitable for pediatric and smaller airway applications where cuffless intubation is clinically preferred.

The tube is engineered with a smooth, transparent design that allows clinicians to visually monitor condensation, secretions, and airway status during ventilation. Its Magill curve supports precise placement through the nasal passage while maintaining patient comfort and minimizing trauma during insertion. The integrated Murphy eye enhances airflow safety by providing an alternate ventilation pathway in case of partial obstruction.

Each box contains ten sterile, single-use tubes, ensuring consistent quality and hygienic airway management in operating rooms, emergency departments, and critical care units.

Key Benefits

• Magill nasal design allows smooth insertion through the nasal passage and improved anatomical alignment
• 4.5 mm internal diameter supports pediatric airway management and small airway procedures
• Medical-grade PVC construction provides flexibility while maintaining structural integrity
• Clear tube design allows visual monitoring of airway conditions and condensation
• Murphy eye enhances patient safety by ensuring continuous airflow if the primary opening becomes blocked
• Uncuffed design supports clinical scenarios where cuff inflation is not required
• Sterile single-use packaging ensures infection control and procedural safety

Compatibility and Applications

The Smiths Medical nasal endotracheal tube is compatible with standard anesthesia machines, ventilators, breathing circuits, and airway management accessories commonly used in hospitals and surgical centers. The standard connector ensures seamless integration with respiratory systems used in operating rooms and emergency settings.

This tube is frequently used in procedures requiring nasal intubation, including oral and maxillofacial surgery, dental surgery, and situations where oral access must remain unobstructed. Its design supports reliable airway control during anesthesia and mechanical ventilation.

Usage Guidelines

Before use, clinicians should confirm the appropriate tube size based on patient airway anatomy and clinical requirements. The tube should be inspected for integrity and sterility before insertion. Adequate lubrication and careful technique are recommended when introducing the tube through the nasal passage.

After placement, proper confirmation methods such as capnography, auscultation, and chest movement observation should be used to verify correct positioning within the trachea. The tube should be securely stabilized to prevent displacement during procedures.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The Smiths Medical 100/105/045 endotracheal tube is manufactured under strict medical device quality systems to ensure consistent performance and safety. Production typically follows international standards for sterile airway management devices and complies with recognized regulatory requirements for hospital-grade respiratory equipment.

The materials used are biocompatible and designed to minimize irritation while maintaining durability during clinical use.

Comparison with Competitors

Compared with many generic airway tubes, Smiths Medical products are widely recognized for consistent manufacturing quality and dependable clinical performance. The Magill nasal curvature improves ease of insertion and placement accuracy compared with straight nasal tubes.

The inclusion of a Murphy eye offers an additional safety feature not present in some lower-cost alternatives, providing redundancy in ventilation. Additionally, the clarity of the PVC material allows better visual monitoring compared with opaque airway tubes.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This nasal endotracheal tube is commonly used by anesthesiologists, respiratory therapists, emergency physicians, and surgical teams responsible for airway management. It is particularly useful in pediatric anesthesia, dental surgery, oral procedures, and trauma cases where oral access must remain unobstructed.

Hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, emergency departments, and specialty clinics frequently rely on this product to maintain secure airway control during sedation and ventilation procedures.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

As a sterile single-use device, the tube should not be reused or reprocessed. Maintaining proper storage conditions in a clean, dry environment helps preserve packaging integrity until use.

During procedures, clinicians should periodically check tube positioning, airflow, and patient ventilation parameters to ensure optimal performance. Proper disposal following medical waste protocols is recommended after use.

Regulatory and Safety Information

This airway device is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals experienced in airway management and endotracheal intubation. Clinical staff should follow established hospital protocols and airway management guidelines when using this product.

Any signs of damage, compromised packaging, or sterility concerns should result in immediate disposal of the device. Proper training and patient monitoring are essential to ensure safe airway management during clinical procedures.

How to Order

Healthcare facilities and medical professionals can order the Smiths Medical 100/105/045 Nasal Endotracheal Tube in convenient boxes of ten units. For pricing, availability, and bulk purchasing information, contact CIA Medical directly by calling (312) 275-5850. Our team can assist with product details, order processing, and delivery arrangements to ensure your facility receives the supplies needed for reliable airway management.