Safety Box

Endotracheal tubes (ETT) are an essential and familiar element of anesthesiology practice. The presence of an ETT maintains airway patency, permits oxygenation and ventilation, allows for suctioning of secretions, lowers the risk of aspiration of gastric contents or oropharyngeal secretions, and facilitates the use of inhalation anesthetics.

Sits at skin level Easy to conceal Limited interference with clothing Various sizes for pediatrics through adults Helps patients to enjoy life to the fullest

Spinal Needles provide exceptional control when penetrating the dura Suitable for Spinal anesthesia Aggressive anesthetic distribution upon injection High flow rate enables faster Cerebro Spinal Fluid (CSF) flashback

All drain bags have a reinforced hanger with built-in anti-kink drain tube guide and adjustable bed sheet clam Drain bags come with an option of an anti-reflux device: The anti-reflux tower provides anti-reflux protection without mechanical parts to hinder flow The anti-reflux device has a clear one way mylar valve for visualization of urine flow The anti-reflux valve flap system minimizes back flow into the drainage tube