Supraglottic i-gel airway, size 4

The I-Gel supraglottic airway (size 4) is a medical device designed to provide airway patency in patients during emergency care or anesthesia. This device is made of high quality medical grade silicone, which is flexible, biocompatible and safe for the patient. Due to its ease of use and effectiveness, the supraglottic airway is ideal for use in hospitals, outpatient settings, ambulances, or even in the field.

It is the optimal choice for healthcare professionals looking to provide fast and effective care to patients of all ages and conditions. The size 4 is ideal for patients weighing 50-90 kg, making it a versatile solution in many situations.

Note: Use the supraglottic airway only after proper training and following standard emergency care protocols.

Benefits:

• Quick Installation: The supraglottic airway can be quickly and easily installed without the need for direct laryngoscopy, reducing the time of care.
• Reduced risk of injury: Minimizes the potential for airway injury compared to endotracheal intubation.
• Improved ventilation: Provides effective ventilation and oxygenation of the patient.

Characteristics:

• Size 3 (suitable for patients weighing 50-90 kg).
• Medical grade silicone that provides flexibility and biocompatibility.
• Anatomically shaped for optimal fit and minimal risk of air leakage.
• Comes sterile packaged in an innovative polypropylene protective sleeve with color-coded sizing.

Application:

• Ensure all necessary components are present: size 4 epiglottal airway and gel.
• Wash hands thoroughly and wear sterile gloves.
• Apply a sufficient amount of gel to the outer surface of the airway to facilitate insertion.
• Position the patient's head in a neutral position.
• Gently insert the airway through the mouth, following the anatomical contours until it is in the correct position.
• Ensure that the airway is securely in place and there is no air leakage.
• If necessary, secure the device with special tapes or other means.
• Connect the breathing bag or ventilator and check the effectiveness of ventilation by observing the patient's chest rise.
• When the procedure is complete, carefully remove the airway, avoiding tissue trauma.