Smiths Medical 100/136/075 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL CUFFED 7.5MM ID MAGILL PREFORMED PVC (10/BX)

Smiths Medical 100/136/075 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL CUFFED 7.5MM ID MAGILL PREFORMED PVC (10/BX)

The Smiths Medical 100/136/075 Tube Endotracheal Oral Cuffed 7.5mm ID Magill Preformed PVC is designed for secure airway management during anesthesia, surgery, emergency care, and controlled ventilation. Its Magill preformed oral design helps position the tube away from the surgical field, making it especially suitable for procedures involving the face, mouth, nose, throat, and upper airway.

Made from medical-grade PVC, this oral cuffed endotracheal tube supports dependable placement, patient ventilation, and procedural visibility. The cuffed design helps create an effective seal within the trachea, assisting with ventilation control and reducing the risk of air leakage during clinical use. Supplied in a box of 10, it is a practical option for hospitals, surgical centers, anesthesia departments, emergency departments, and specialty care facilities.

Key Benefits

The 7.5mm internal diameter provides a commonly used adult airway size suitable for a wide range of clinical applications. The Magill preformed shape helps maintain a stable oral route while keeping the connector and tubing away from the operating area. This can be particularly valuable during oral, maxillofacial, dental, ENT, and head and neck procedures where access and visibility are important.

The cuffed construction supports effective positive pressure ventilation by helping maintain a controlled airway seal. Its PVC body offers the flexibility needed for patient positioning while maintaining sufficient structure for reliable placement. The product is supplied as 10 units per box, helping healthcare facilities manage inventory for repeated procedural use.

Compatibility and Applications

The Smiths Medical 100/136/075 oral cuffed endotracheal tube is intended for use with compatible anesthesia circuits, ventilator circuits, resuscitation systems, and airway management accessories used in professional healthcare settings. It may be used in operating rooms, recovery areas, intensive care units, emergency departments, and procedural suites where endotracheal intubation is clinically indicated.

This Magill preformed tube is especially useful where a standard oral tube may interfere with access to the face or mouth. Common application areas include ENT surgery, oral surgery, dental procedures under anesthesia, maxillofacial surgery, and other procedures requiring secure oral airway control while preserving surgical access.

Usage Guidelines

This product should be selected, inserted, positioned, and monitored only by trained healthcare professionals following facility protocol and accepted airway management practices. The correct tube size should be confirmed based on patient anatomy, clinical condition, and procedural requirements.

Before use, clinicians should inspect the tube, cuff, connector, and packaging to ensure the product is intact and suitable for use. After placement, tube position should be confirmed using appropriate clinical methods, and cuff pressure should be monitored according to institutional guidelines to support patient safety and reduce the risk of airway-related complications.

Certifications and Safety Standards

Smiths Medical airway products are manufactured for professional clinical environments and are generally expected to meet applicable medical device quality, performance, and safety requirements. Healthcare providers should refer to the product packaging, manufacturer documentation, and facility purchasing records for the most current certification, sterility, and regulatory details associated with this specific item.

As with all endotracheal tubes, this device should be used according to professional judgment, local policy, and relevant airway management standards. Proper handling, storage, and disposal are essential to maintain product integrity and patient safety.

Comparison with Competitors

Compared with standard straight oral endotracheal tubes, the Smiths Medical 100/136/075 Magill preformed oral tube offers a shaped design that can improve access to the surgical field. This is a key advantage for procedures where tube positioning, visibility, and reduced interference matter.

When compared with generic preformed airway tubes, Smiths Medical products are often selected by healthcare facilities for consistent sizing, established clinical use, and dependable airway support. The 7.5mm cuffed configuration provides a practical balance of airway control, ventilation efficiency, and procedural suitability for appropriate adult patients.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This product is typically used by anesthesiologists, nurse anesthetists, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists, operating room staff, and trained airway management teams. It is well suited for facilities that regularly perform surgical or procedural cases requiring secure oral intubation with the tube positioned away from the operative field.

Application scenarios may include planned surgical intubation, anesthesia-assisted dental procedures, ENT cases, maxillofacial procedures, emergency airway management, and controlled ventilation where a cuffed 7.5mm oral preformed tube is clinically appropriate.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Store the product in a clean, dry clinical supply area, away from excessive heat, moisture, and direct damage to the packaging. Use stock rotation procedures to help ensure products are used before expiration and that packaging remains intact until the point of care.

Before each use, verify the product size, packaging condition, and compatibility with the intended airway circuit or accessory. During use, monitor tube placement, airway pressure, cuff pressure, oxygenation, ventilation, and patient response according to facility standards. The device should not be reused if it is labeled for single-patient use.

Regulatory and Safety Information

This endotracheal tube is intended for professional medical use only. It should be used by qualified clinicians trained in airway management and endotracheal intubation. Selection of tube size, route, cuff inflation, and ventilation settings should be based on clinical assessment and established medical protocols.

Potential risks associated with endotracheal intubation may include airway trauma, incorrect placement, cuff-related injury, obstruction, leakage, aspiration risk, and ventilation complications. Proper clinical assessment, placement confirmation, continuous monitoring, and documentation are essential for safe use.

How to Order

Select the Smiths Medical 100/136/075 Tube Endotracheal Oral Cuffed 7.5mm ID Magill Preformed PVC 10/Bx and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.