Infant Disposable Laryngeal Mask Airway PVC For Anesthesiology

PVC Disposable Laryngeal Mask Airway LMA #1.0, #1.5,#2.0, #2.5,#3.0,#4.0,#5.0

Feature and benefits:

Made from pure medical grade PVC, have good biocompatibility, non-toxic.

Exclusive soft seal cuff can be insert comfortable, minimizing patient pain, increasing sealing

Spiral reinforced airway tube minimized crushing and kinking

Different sizes, suitable for infant, children, and adult

E.O. sterilization, DEHP FREE, LATEX FREE

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The commonly used insertion methods for laryngeal mask include:
(1) Blind probing method: The operator holds a laryngeal mask, with their thumb located at the connection between the mask body and the airway tube, and the other four fingers located on the back side of the mask. The operator faces the patient and the insertion process is similar to the guidance method of the index and middle fingers, except that the thumb and the mask mouth of the laryngeal mask are always facing downwards during the insertion process.

When using the finger guided insertion method to insert the laryngeal mask, it should be noted that the guiding fingers should maintain the force of pressing the laryngeal mask body towards the patient's hard palate during the insertion process. This can reduce the possibility of folding the tip of the laryngeal mask body and help it better fit in the correct position. If the laryngeal mask body folds, the best way is to take it out and then reinsert it.

(2) Tool assistance: In addition to routine preparation, the guiding tool and esophageal drainage laryngeal mask should also be assembled together before use.

The specific operation steps are as follows: first, insert the end of the guidance tool into the locking ring of the laryngeal mask, then bend the airway tube and drainage tube of the laryngeal mask to adhere to the protruding curved surface of the guidance tool, and clip the outer end of the airway tube into the corresponding groove of the guidance tool for use.

When inserting, as with the finger guidance method, first adjust the patient's head and neck position, and then place the laryngeal mask assembled with the guidance tool into the oral cavity, with the mask mouth facing the lower jaw and sticking to the hard palate along the midline of the tongue. Insert the soft palate and the posterior wall of the pharynx in a downward order until it can no longer be pushed forward. After determining the position of the laryngeal mask with the other hand, the airway tube can be moved out of the slot, and then the guiding tool can be rotated out of the mouth.

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