Covidien 10DCT Shiley Tracheostomy Tube Cuffed w/ Disposable Inner Cannula
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Covidien 10DCT Shiley Tracheostomy Tube Cuffed w/ Disposable Inner Cannula
• Model: 10DCT
• 8.9mm I.D
• 13.8mm O.D
• 79mm
The Shiley 10DCT tracheostomy tube is a large adult‑size tube designed for patients who require a secured airway with cuffed sealing and the convenience of a disposable inner cannula. With an inner diameter of 8.9 mm and outer diameter of 13.8 mm, it is among the larger Shiley sizes and allows for lower flow resistance through the airway, which can be useful for patients needing higher minute volumes or those with heavier ventilator demands. The length (~79 mm) is sized to position appropriately in adult tracheas to ensure that the distal tip is comfortably past the stoma without being excessively long.
The disposable inner cannula aspect is an important feature for infection control and ease of maintenance. Because secretions can build up in the lumen, having a disposable inner cannula allows for quicker, cleaner replacement without needing to remove the entire tube. The snap‑lock 15 mm connector simplifies changing the cannula. The cuffed nature of the 10DCT means that when the cuff is inflated, the tube creates a seal in the trachea, which helps in positive pressure ventilation and reducing risk of aspiration. However, cuff pressure must be monitored carefully to avoid injury to the tracheal mucosa.
Clinically, the 10DCT is used in situations where a patient needs a robust, sealed airway — for example during mechanical ventilation, when there is high risk of aspiration, or when leaks need to be minimized. Because of its large size, it's typically for adults with sufficiently large tracheas; using a tube this size in a smaller patient can lead to trauma, pressure injury, or discomfort. The trade‑off is that a large tube may increase insertion force, and the tube itself occupies more space, possibly reducing airflow around it if cuff‑deflated or if using speaking valves. Good stoma care, regular cleaning (especially of the inner cannula), frequent cuff pressure checks, and monitoring for signs of tube obstruction or mucosal injury are all essential with use of this device.
This medical supply or implant item is securely packaged within its original manufacturer's packaging, which remains undamaged. The inner and outer packaging is intact, ensuring the product's integrity and suitability for medical use.
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