Smiths Medical 35W075 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL/NASAL CUFFED 7.5MM ID MAGILL SILICONE STAINLESS STEEL REINFORCED

The Smiths Medical 35W075 is a cuffed oral and nasal endotracheal tube designed to support secure airway management during anesthesia, surgery, emergency care, and other procedures requiring controlled ventilation. This Magill-style tube features a 7.5 mm internal diameter, soft silicone construction, and integrated stainless steel reinforcement for enhanced resistance to kinking and compression.

The flexible reinforced design helps maintain airway patency when the patient's head or neck is repositioned or when the tube is used in procedures where conventional endotracheal tubing may be more susceptible to bending. An inflatable cuff supports an effective tracheal seal when properly positioned and managed by a trained healthcare professional.

Key Benefits

• 7.5 mm internal diameter for appropriately selected adult airway management applications
• Suitable for oral or nasal intubation based on clinical requirements
• Stainless steel reinforcement helps reduce the risk of tube kinking and airway obstruction
• Soft silicone construction supports flexibility and patient comfort
• Cuffed design helps create a controlled tracheal seal for positive-pressure ventilation
• Magill configuration supports established intubation techniques
• Flexible tube body accommodates changes in head and neck position
• Designed for use by qualified anesthesia, respiratory, emergency, and critical care professionals

Compatibility and Applications

The Smiths Medical 35W075 reinforced endotracheal tube is intended for connection to compatible anesthesia circuits, ventilator circuits, manual resuscitation devices, and other standard respiratory equipment when used with an appropriate connector. Healthcare professionals should confirm compatibility with all breathing circuits, adapters, monitoring devices, and airway management accessories before use.

Typical applications may include general anesthesia, operating room procedures, emergency airway management, critical care ventilation, head and neck procedures, maxillofacial surgery, neurosurgical procedures, and other clinical situations where a flexible, kink-resistant airway tube is preferred. The appropriate tube size and route of insertion must be determined through professional clinical assessment.

Usage Guidelines

Inspect the package and endotracheal tube before use. Do not use the product if the packaging is open, damaged, or compromised, or if the tube shows signs of deformation, contamination, or component damage. Test the cuff and inflation system according to the manufacturer's instructions before intubation.

Intubation must be performed by a healthcare professional trained in advanced airway management. After placement, confirm the tube position using accepted clinical methods and available monitoring technology. Secure the tube appropriately and monitor its position throughout use, particularly after patient movement, repositioning, or transfer.

Inflate the cuff only to the minimum pressure required to provide an effective clinical seal. Cuff pressure should be measured and monitored with suitable equipment according to facility protocol. Excessive cuff inflation may increase the risk of tracheal injury.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The Smiths Medical 35W075 should be used in accordance with the manufacturer's current instructions for use, product labeling, institutional policies, and applicable medical device regulations. Users should verify the product's current regulatory status, packaging information, and market-specific documentation before purchase or clinical use.

Proper airway management procedures, infection-control practices, cuff-pressure monitoring, and respiratory equipment compatibility checks are essential for safe use. Only appropriately trained and authorized healthcare professionals should select, insert, manage, and remove this endotracheal tube.

Comparison with Competitors

Unlike standard non-reinforced endotracheal tubes, the Smiths Medical 35W075 incorporates stainless steel reinforcement within its flexible silicone wall. This construction helps the tube resist kinking when exposed to bending, patient repositioning, or restricted surgical access.

The silicone material may also provide greater flexibility than many conventional tube materials. These characteristics make the 35W075 particularly useful when clinicians need a reinforced airway for procedures involving significant head or neck movement. Product selection should nevertheless be based on patient anatomy, procedural requirements, clinician preference, equipment compatibility, and institutional protocols.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The Smiths Medical 35W075 is intended for use by anesthesiologists, certified registered nurse anesthetists, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists, critical care clinicians, surgeons, and other professionals qualified to perform and manage endotracheal intubation.

Common use environments include operating rooms, surgical centers, emergency departments, intensive care units, trauma centers, and other controlled clinical settings. It may be selected for adult patients requiring a 7.5 mm internal diameter tube when a cuffed, flexible, wire-reinforced airway is clinically appropriate.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

• Confirm that the 7.5 mm internal diameter is appropriate for the patient before opening the package.
• Review the manufacturer's current instructions for use before clinical application.
• Inspect the tube, cuff, pilot balloon, inflation line, connector, and packaging before use.
• Test cuff integrity according to approved clinical procedures.
• Avoid using sharp instruments near the cuff, inflation line, or silicone tube wall.
• Use appropriate technique and compatible equipment during oral or nasal insertion.
• Confirm placement immediately after intubation and after every significant patient movement.
• Secure the tube without causing excessive compression, traction, or deformation.
• Monitor cuff pressure and airway status throughout the period of intubation.
• Follow applicable infection-prevention and disposal procedures after use.

Regulatory and Safety Information

This endotracheal tube is a professional medical device intended for airway management by trained healthcare personnel. Incorrect tube selection, improper placement, excessive cuff inflation, inadequate fixation, or failure to monitor the airway may result in serious complications.

Do not reuse, reprocess, or resterilize the product when it is labeled for single use. Reuse may compromise sterility, cuff integrity, structural performance, and patient safety. Do not use the device after its expiration date or when the sterile barrier has been damaged.

Clinicians must continuously assess ventilation, oxygenation, tube depth, airway pressure, cuff pressure, and tube security. Keep appropriate airway rescue equipment readily available. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for complete indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions, storage requirements, and disposal guidance.

How to Order

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