Smiths Medical 100/131/060 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL NASAL CUFFED 6.0MM ID PREFORMED PVC (10/BX)

Smiths Medical 100/131/060 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL NASAL CUFFED 6.0MM ID PREFORMED PVC (10/BX)

The Smiths Medical 100/131/060 Preformed Nasal Cuffed Endotracheal Tube is designed to provide reliable airway access during surgical procedures and critical care situations where nasal intubation is preferred. Manufactured from high-quality clear PVC, this preformed tube offers excellent flexibility and visibility while maintaining the structural integrity needed for safe airway management.

With a 6.0 mm internal diameter, the tube is specifically engineered to support consistent airflow and effective ventilation. The preformed nasal design helps maintain the correct positioning within the airway while reducing pressure on surrounding tissues. Its cuffed configuration provides an effective seal within the trachea, helping prevent aspiration and ensuring controlled ventilation during anesthesia and respiratory support.

Supplied in boxes of ten, the Smiths Medical nasal endotracheal tube is widely used in hospitals, surgical centers, emergency departments, and intensive care units where dependable airway management is critical.

Key Benefits

• Preformed nasal design helps maintain proper tube placement during procedures
• Cuffed construction provides an effective seal for controlled ventilation
• Clear medical grade PVC allows easy visualization of condensation and airway secretions
• Smooth surface reduces friction during insertion and removal
• Flexible yet durable structure helps maintain airway patency
• Standardized 6.0 mm internal diameter supports reliable airflow
• Individually packaged for hygienic handling and clinical efficiency

Compatibility and Applications

The Smiths Medical 100/131/060 nasal endotracheal tube is compatible with standard anesthesia circuits, ventilators, breathing systems, and airway management equipment used in modern healthcare facilities. The tube is designed for nasal intubation and supports both short-term surgical procedures and extended respiratory support when clinically indicated.

This device is commonly used during oral and maxillofacial surgery, dental procedures, ENT surgeries, and situations where oral intubation may interfere with the surgical field. It also serves as a dependable airway solution in intensive care settings where controlled ventilation is required.

Usage Guidelines

Before use, clinicians should verify the correct tube size and inspect the packaging for integrity. The cuff should be tested prior to insertion to confirm proper inflation and deflation. The tube should be inserted through the nasal passage using standard intubation techniques performed by trained medical professionals.

Once positioned in the trachea, the cuff should be inflated to create an effective seal while avoiding excessive pressure. Tube placement should be confirmed using clinical methods such as auscultation, capnography, or imaging as appropriate. Continuous monitoring should be maintained throughout the procedure or ventilation period.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The Smiths Medical endotracheal tube is manufactured in accordance with recognized international medical device quality standards. Production processes follow strict regulatory requirements to ensure consistency, sterility, and patient safety.

Materials used in the device meet medical-grade specifications for airway devices, supporting safe use in anesthesia and respiratory care environments.

Comparison with Competitors

Compared with standard straight endotracheal tubes, the Smiths Medical preformed nasal tube offers improved positioning stability and reduced risk of displacement during procedures involving the oral cavity. The anatomical preformed curvature minimizes external tube movement and enhances patient comfort during extended procedures.

Many clinicians prefer Smiths Medical airway devices due to their consistent manufacturing quality, reliable cuff performance, and smooth tube finish that facilitates controlled insertion.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This nasal endotracheal tube is commonly used by anesthesiologists, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists, and critical care specialists responsible for airway management. It is particularly suitable for operating rooms, emergency departments, trauma centers, and intensive care units.

Typical scenarios include airway management during maxillofacial surgery, dental surgery, ENT procedures, and any situation where oral access must remain unobstructed while maintaining a secure airway.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Medical professionals should always select the appropriate tube size based on patient anatomy and clinical requirements. Care should be taken to lubricate the tube when necessary to facilitate smooth insertion and minimize trauma to nasal tissues.

Cuff pressure should be monitored throughout use to maintain an effective seal without causing unnecessary pressure on the tracheal wall. After use, the device should be disposed of in accordance with established medical waste protocols since it is intended for single patient use.

Regulatory and Safety Information

This endotracheal tube is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals in controlled clinical environments. Proper airway management training is required to ensure safe and effective use. The device is designed for single use and should not be reprocessed or reused.

Healthcare providers should follow institutional guidelines and accepted airway management protocols when using this product to ensure patient safety and optimal clinical outcomes.

How to Order

The Smiths Medical 100/131/060 Preformed Nasal Cuffed Endotracheal Tube is available for purchase through CIA Medical. Each box contains ten sterile tubes ready for clinical use. For pricing, availability, and bulk purchasing options, contact CIA Medical directly at (312) 275-5850 to speak with a product specialist who can assist with your order.