Smiths Medical 100/130/070 - TRACHEAL TUBE POLAR UNCUFFED NORTH NASAL POLYURETHANE 7.0MM + 10/CA
The Smiths Medical 100/130/070 Polar North Nasal Tracheal Tube is designed for reliable airway management during surgical and critical care procedures requiring nasal intubation. Featuring a 7.0 mm internal diameter and constructed from high-quality polyurethane, this uncuffed tracheal tube offers enhanced flexibility and patient comfort while maintaining structural stability during placement.
The Polar preformed design helps keep the tube directed away from the surgical field, making it particularly suitable for oral, maxillofacial, dental, and head and neck procedures. Its nasal configuration ensures optimal positioning and minimizes interference with surgical access. The smooth polyurethane surface facilitates atraumatic insertion and supports safe airway control in controlled clinical environments.
Key Benefits
- Preformed Polar design maintains a stable position away from the surgical field
- Uncuffed configuration suitable for specific airway management protocols
- Flexible polyurethane material improves patient comfort and reduces airway irritation
- Smooth surface enables controlled and atraumatic nasal insertion
- Optimized curvature for nasal intubation procedures
- Clear tube body allows easy monitoring of condensation and airway patency
- Consistent 7.0 mm internal diameter supports predictable airflow performance
- Packaged for clinical efficiency in boxes of ten
Compatibility and Applications
This nasal tracheal tube is commonly used in operating rooms, surgical centers, and hospital intensive care environments where nasal intubation is preferred. The Polar North design is particularly useful during procedures involving the oral cavity or facial structures where maintaining unobstructed access to the surgical site is critical.
The tube is compatible with standard anesthesia breathing circuits, ventilators, airway connectors, and monitoring equipment used in modern airway management systems.
Usage Guidelines
The tracheal tube should be inserted by trained medical professionals experienced in airway management and nasal intubation techniques. Prior to use, clinicians should assess airway anatomy and select the appropriate tube size based on patient requirements.
During insertion, adequate lubrication and gentle advancement are recommended to minimize nasal trauma. Continuous monitoring of ventilation, oxygenation, and airway positioning should be maintained throughout the procedure. The tube should be securely connected to the ventilation system and properly stabilized once placed.
Certifications and Safety Standards
Smiths Medical airway management products are manufactured in accordance with internationally recognized medical device quality standards. Production processes follow strict regulatory guidelines designed to ensure product safety, reliability, and consistency in clinical performance.
The materials used in the Polar nasal tracheal tube are selected to meet biocompatibility requirements for airway devices used in controlled medical environments.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with conventional straight nasal endotracheal tubes, the Polar North preformed design offers improved surgical access by directing the breathing circuit away from the operative field. The polyurethane construction provides a balance of flexibility and durability, helping reduce the risk of kinking while maintaining patient comfort.
Many competing products use standard PVC designs that may lack the anatomical shaping and flexibility offered by the Polar configuration. This design advantage makes the Smiths Medical tube a preferred choice in procedures where airway positioning is critical.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This device is commonly utilized by anesthesiologists, respiratory therapists, and surgical teams responsible for airway management during operative and critical care procedures. Typical clinical scenarios include maxillofacial surgery, dental surgery, ENT procedures, trauma care, and other interventions requiring nasal airway access.
Hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, emergency departments, and intensive care units frequently rely on this style of airway device for consistent airway control and ventilation support.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Clinicians should verify packaging integrity and product sterility prior to use. The tracheal tube should be handled using aseptic technique and inserted following established airway management protocols.
Proper fixation of the tube after insertion helps prevent accidental displacement. Continuous monitoring of airway pressure, ventilation performance, and patient oxygenation is recommended throughout use. The device is intended for single use and should be disposed of according to medical waste guidelines after removal.
Regulatory and Safety Information
This airway management device is designed for use by qualified healthcare professionals trained in tracheal intubation and airway management procedures. Clinical judgment should always guide device selection and placement.
Healthcare facilities should follow their internal policies and regulatory requirements for storage, handling, and disposal of airway management equipment. The device should not be reused or reprocessed after patient use.
How to Order
Healthcare providers and procurement teams can order the Smiths Medical 100/130/070 Polar North Nasal Tracheal Tube directly through CIA Medical. Each case contains ten units packaged for clinical inventory management.
For pricing, availability, and bulk purchasing inquiries, contact CIA Medical at (312) 275-5850 to speak with a product specialist who can assist with your facilitys airway management supply needs.
