Remove secretion from invasive mechanically ventilated patients with the push of a button
TRACHFLUSH
1 DEVICE WITH 2 FEATURES
CUFF CONTROL AND FLUSH CONTROL
CUFF CONTROL
TrachFlush automatically maintains the user set cuff pressure of the ETT/TT, blocking subglottic secretions from entering the lungs, and reduces VAP with 50%
FLUSH CONTROL
TrachFlush automatically removes secretion from invasive mechanically ventilated patients with the push of a button
Benefits of using TrachFlush to reduce VAP and remove secretion
Improve patient comfort
No “vacuum” cleaner in the airways.
No post-suctioning patient
instability
Ease of use
Use TrachFlush with any mechanical ventilator, ETT and TT - simple connectivity
Push a button to remove secretion
Remove secretion in less than 1 minute by pushing a button and save time
Reduce contamination risk
Remove secretion without being near the patient
See how TrachFlush works
TrachFlush compared to suctioning catheters and cough machines
Open/Closed suctioning catheters
More than 5 minutes workload
Minimal patient comfort - "vacuum" cleaner in airways
After suctioning instability
De-recruitment - removal of PEEP
Manual cuff pressure regulation
Reduce workload
Less than 1 minute by pushing a button
Improve patient comfort
No "vacuum" cleaner in the airways
No after suctioning instability
No de-recruitment
PEEP maintained
Automatic cuff pressure regulation
Cough Machines
More than 10 minutes workload
Minimal patient comfort - high positive/negative pressure in lungs
After suctioning instability
De-recruitment - removal of PEEP
Manual cuff pressure regulation
TrachFlush Clinical Applications
Surgery
Reduces workload - remove secretion with the push of a button
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On indications
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On procedure
Reduces VAP
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Prevents subglottic aspiration
Improves patient comfort
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No "vacuum" cleaner in the airways
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No after suctioning instability
No contamination risk for staff
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Remove secretion without being near the patient
ICU
Reduces workload - remove secretion with the push of a button
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On indications / during physiotherapy
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On procedure
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On pre-extubaiton
Reduces VAP
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Prevents subglottic aspiration
Improves patient comfort
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No "vacuum" cleaner in the airways
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No after suctioning instability
No contamination risk for staff
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Remove secretion without being near the patient
Post-Op
Reduces workload - remove secretion with the push of a button
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On indications
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On procedure
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On pre-extubation
Reduces VAP
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Prevents subglottic aspiration
Improves patient comfort
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No "vacuum" cleaner in the airways
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No after suctioning instability
No contamination risk for staff
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Remove secretion without being near the patient
Home Care
Reduces workload - no need for a nurse to remove secretion
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On indications
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On procedure
Reduces VAP
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Prevents subglottic aspiration
Improves patient comfort
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No "vacuum" cleaner in the airways
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No after suctioning instability
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No need for cough machines
No contamination risk for staff
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Patient can remove secretion themselves