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Smiths Medical 35W095 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL/NASAL CUFFED 9.5MM ID MAGILL SILICONE STAINLESS STEEL REINFORCED
The Smiths Medical 35W095 endotracheal tube is a cuffed, reinforced airway device designed for oral or nasal intubation in clinical environments where dependable airway control and resistance to tube kinking are essential. Featuring a 9.5 mm internal diameter, a Magill-style configuration, silicone construction, and stainless steel reinforcement, this endotracheal tube is engineered to support secure ventilation while maintaining flexibility during positioning and patient management.
The reinforced design helps reduce the risk of lumen compression or kinking when the tube is exposed to bending or changes in patient position. Its silicone construction provides flexibility and supports atraumatic handling when used by appropriately trained healthcare professionals. The cuffed design assists in establishing a controlled airway seal for mechanical ventilation and anesthetic gas delivery when clinically indicated.
Key Benefits
- 9.5 mm internal diameter supports airway management for appropriately selected patients.
- Cuffed design helps create an effective tracheal seal for controlled ventilation.
- Stainless steel reinforcement improves resistance to kinking and external compression.
- Flexible silicone construction supports positioning in procedures requiring movement or specialized patient placement.
- Suitable for oral or nasal intubation according to clinical requirements and professional judgment.
- Magill-style configuration supports established airway management techniques.
- Designed for use in anesthesia, surgery, critical care, and other controlled airway applications.
Compatibility and Applications
The Smiths Medical 35W095 reinforced endotracheal tube is intended for use with compatible airway management, anesthesia, and ventilation systems. Its standard clinical configuration supports connection with appropriately matched breathing circuits, ventilation equipment, and airway accessories according to institutional protocols and manufacturer instructions.
Typical applications may include general anesthesia, surgical procedures requiring controlled ventilation, critical care airway management, and procedures in which patient positioning may place additional bending stress on a conventional endotracheal tube. The reinforced construction can be particularly beneficial during head, neck, oral, maxillofacial, and other procedures where maintaining tube patency during repositioning is important.
Usage Guidelines
The Smiths Medical 35W095 endotracheal tube should be selected, inserted, positioned, and managed only by healthcare professionals trained in airway management. Before use, inspect the tube, cuff, pilot balloon, inflation system, and connector for visible damage or abnormalities. Confirm that the 9.5 mm internal diameter is clinically appropriate for the intended patient and procedure.
Perform intubation according to established clinical protocols. After placement, verify tube position using appropriate clinical assessment and monitoring methods. Inflate the cuff only to the minimum pressure required to achieve an effective airway seal, and monitor cuff pressure throughout use when clinically appropriate. Secure the tube carefully to minimize unintended movement or displacement.
Certifications and Safety Standards
Use the Smiths Medical 35W095 endotracheal tube in accordance with the product labeling, applicable healthcare facility policies, and relevant airway management standards. Regulatory status, manufacturing standards, packaging specifications, and any applicable certifications should be confirmed from the current manufacturer documentation and product labeling supplied with the device.
Healthcare facilities should follow established infection prevention, airway management, and medical device handling procedures. Do not use any device with damaged packaging, compromised integrity, visible defects, or an expired use date where applicable.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with standard non-reinforced endotracheal tubes, the Smiths Medical 35W095 incorporates stainless steel reinforcement to help maintain lumen integrity when the tube is bent or exposed to external pressure. This feature can offer an advantage in procedures involving complex positioning or restricted access to the airway after intubation.
Its silicone construction also provides a flexible alternative to some conventional endotracheal tube materials. When comparing reinforced endotracheal tubes from different manufacturers, healthcare professionals should evaluate internal diameter, cuff design, material, flexibility, connector compatibility, reinforcement characteristics, procedural requirements, and institutional preferences.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The Smiths Medical 35W095 is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals, including anesthesiologists, anesthesia providers, physicians, respiratory care professionals, and other qualified clinicians responsible for advanced airway management.
Typical application scenarios include operating rooms, surgical centers, hospital procedure areas, intensive care environments, and other settings where a secure artificial airway is required. The reinforced design may be selected for procedures where conventional tubing could be more vulnerable to bending, compression, or changes in position during treatment.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
- Inspect the tube and cuff system before use.
- Select the tube size based on patient anatomy, clinical requirements, and professional judgment.
- Verify correct tube placement immediately after intubation and after significant patient repositioning.
- Monitor cuff pressure according to clinical protocol to reduce the risk of inadequate sealing or excessive tracheal wall pressure.
- Secure the tube using an appropriate fixation method while avoiding unnecessary compression of the reinforced shaft.
- Maintain airway patency and monitor the patient continuously according to the clinical setting.
- Follow manufacturer instructions and institutional procedures regarding duration of use, handling, and disposal.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The Smiths Medical 35W095 cuffed reinforced endotracheal tube is a professional medical device and should be used only by appropriately trained personnel. Incorrect tube selection, placement, cuff inflation, or airway management may result in serious complications. Always follow current clinical guidelines, institutional protocols, and the manufacturer's instructions for use.
Confirm product integrity before use and do not use the device if the packaging or product appears damaged. Monitor the patient throughout airway management and reassess tube position whenever displacement, obstruction, ventilation difficulty, or changes in patient condition are suspected. Product specifications and regulatory information should be verified against current manufacturer documentation before clinical use.
How to Order
Select the Smiths Medical 35W095 TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL/NASAL CUFFED 9.5MM ID MAGILL SILICONE STAINLESS STEEL REINFORCED 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.
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