Single Use Intubation Stylet
Intubation equipment is a disposable medical device used during endotracheal intubation procedures. It is designed to assist in the placement of an endotracheal tube into a patient’s airway.
An intubation stylet is a flexible, wire-like device that can be inserted into an endotracheal tube to give it shape and rigidity. It helps guide the tube through the vocal cords and into the trachea, ensuring proper placement and minimizing trauma to the patient’s airway.
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High-Quality Intubation Stylets for Enhanced Safety and Success
At Stellmacher Instruments Inc, we provide high-quality single use intubation stylets designed to improve the success and safety of endotracheal intubation procedures. Our product line includes the Glidescope stylet, a reliable tool for ET tube with stylet applications, as well as the Gliderite stylet, a top choice for effective intubation. Our anesthesia stylet offers enhanced control during procedures, ensuring optimal positioning for airway management.
Intubation Stylet for UEScope: Compatibility with Endoscopic Devices
We also specialize in rigid stylets for intubation, designed for quick and precise placement. For added convenience, our reusable intubation stylet options provide durable solutions that are cost-effective without compromising quality. In addition, we offer the endotracheal stylet, essential for safe and efficient tube insertion, and the intubation stylet for UEScope, ensuring compatibility with a range of endoscopic devices.
Endotracheal Stylet: Essential for Safe and Efficient Tube Insertion
Whether you’re looking for a stylet for routine procedures or advanced airway management, our products deliver consistent performance and ease of use for medical professionals. Trust our endotracheal intubation stylet to streamline your intubation process with unparalleled precision and reliability.
FAQ'S
An intubation stylet is a medical device used during the process of endotracheal intubation. It is a flexible, firm instrument inserted into an endotracheal tube to provide shape and control, making the tube easier to navigate through the airway during intubation.
It is used in situations where there is difficulty in inserting the endotracheal tube or when the anatomy is challenging (e.g., in obese patients, patients with a small or difficult airway, or in emergencies). It is especially helpful during rapid sequence intubation or in cases of anticipated difficult airways
There are various types of intubation stylets, including:
- Rigid stylets: Typically used to provide more structure and control to the tube.
- Flexible stylets: These can be bent to fit the anatomical requirements of the airway.
- Preformed stylets: These are designed with a specific curvature to match the natural curve of the trachea.
It depends on the type of stylet. Some are disposable, especially in emergency settings or one-time procedures, while others can be reused after proper sterilization.
Intubation stylets are generally designed to fit a range of endotracheal tubes, but it's important to choose the correct size stylet for the tube to avoid complications or difficulty during intubation.
Yes, incorrect use or excessive force while using an intubation stylet can cause injury to the airway, including trauma to the trachea, larynx, or other structures. It’s essential that healthcare professionals receive proper training and use stylets as directed.
Insert the stylet into the endotracheal tube from the distal (tip) end. The stylet should be inserted in such a way that it doesn’t protrude beyond the tip of the tube to avoid airway trauma during intubation.
Yes, intubation stylets can be used in both oral and nasal intubation. The choice of stylet type and technique will depend on the specific airway and patient anatomy.
Yes, the stylet must be removed before inflating the cuff of the endotracheal tube. The stylet provides the shape and guidance but can cause injury if left in the tube when the cuff is inflated.
If the stylet is stuck, do not force it. Try gently manipulating the stylet and tube together to loosen it. If necessary, remove the stylet and replace it with a new one, ensuring the tube is intact and the patient’s airway is secure.
While primarily used for endotracheal intubation, intubation stylets can occasionally be used in other medical procedures where a flexible and controlled tool is needed for guiding or shaping tubes.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and sterilizing reusable stylets. Typically, this involves thorough washing with an appropriate cleaning solution, followed by autoclaving or other forms of sterilization to ensure it is free from pathogens.