Disposable Bronchial Blocker

Single-use sterile bronchial blockers available in Types I and III configurations for selective lung isolation during thoracic procedures. These devices provide precise control of ventilation to specific lung segments.

Disposable bronchial blocker tube designed for selective lung ventilation and isolation during thoracic and cardiac surgery. Features a curved design with an inflatable cuff for secure positioning within the bronchial tree, enabling independent lung collapse while maintaining ventilation control. Single-use sterile configuration eliminates cross-contamination risk and simplifies clinical workflow in operating room and critical care settings.

Single-use device for selective bronchial occlusion during thoracic surgery and one-lung ventilation procedures. Provides alternative to double-lumen tubes for lung isolation.

Endobronchial blocker tube designed for selective lung ventilation during thoracic and cardiac surgery. This single-use device enables independent lung isolation, protecting non-operative lung fields from blood and secretions. Features a low-pressure cuff for secure placement with minimal airway trauma.

A bronchial blocker tube used for selective lung isolation and ventilation control during medical procedures.

Airway catheter with inflatable blocker balloon for selective lung isolation and one-lung ventilation during thoracic anesthesia.

An endotracheal tube with bronchial blocking capability for selective ventilation in anesthesia and critical care settings.

Single-use bronchial blocking devices for selective lung ventilation isolation during thoracic surgical procedures.

A single-use sterile bronchial occlusion device designed for selective lung ventilation and respiratory interventions. Used in anesthesia and respiratory procedures requiring selective airway occlusion.

Single-use balloon catheter designed for selective bronchial occlusion during pulmonary procedures and interventions.

A sterile, single-use catheter designed for use during bronchoscopic procedures to access the airways and lungs. Eliminates reprocessing and reduces cross-contamination risk.