About Kehr's T Tube
It is used for short term post-operative drainage of common bile duct.
Features:
- Super smooth siliconized low friction surface prevents clogging.
- Radio opaque line provided throughout its length for X-ray visualization.
- Sterile, individually packed in peelable
- Application: Gastro-Enterology
- Size Available: FG 10, 12,14,16,18
- Material Used: Medical Grade PVC
- Packing: Poly Pack, 50/Box, 500/Carton
Safe and Effective Biliary DrainageEngineered for use by surgeons and medical professionals, the Kehrs T Tube excels in draining bile from the common bile duct after surgical procedures. Its smooth, flexible design ensures minimal tissue trauma while the radiopaque line allows for consistent monitoring under X-ray. Suitable for a range of biliary applications, this disposable tube maintains a high standard of safety and reliability.
Sterile and Ready-to-Use PackagingEach Kehrs T Tube is individually packaged in a sterile blister pack to maintain product integrity and prevent contamination. The sterilization process uses Ethylene Oxide (ETO), ensuring the tube is ready-to-use upon opening. With a five-year shelf life, storage and logistics are simple and efficient for hospitals and surgical centers.
Patient-Centric Design FeaturesConstructed from latex-free, non-toxic medical grade PVC, the Kehrs T Tube reduces the risk of allergic reactions and irritation. Its clear, translucent finish allows for visual confirmation of bile flow, and the tube's soft, flexible structure promotes comfortable placement. The product's radiopaque line supports accurate placement and follow-up care by medical imaging.
FAQ's of Kehr's T Tube:
Q: How is the Kehrs T Tube sterilized before use?
A: The Kehrs T Tube is sterilized using Ethylene Oxide (ETO) gas, a method that ensures the device is free from harmful microorganisms while maintaining the integrity of the medical-grade PVC material. Each tube is packaged sterile, ready for immediate use in surgical environments.
Q: What is the primary application of the Kehrs T Tube in clinical practice?
A: This tube is primarily used for post-operative biliary drainage after common bile duct surgeries and for T-tube cholangiography procedures. Its design facilitates effective drainage and helps reduce postoperative complications related to bile leakage.
Q: When should the Kehrs T Tube be used during a surgical procedure?
A: The Kehrs T Tube is typically inserted during biliary tract surgeries to ensure safe drainage of bile from the common bile duct, especially in cases where decompression or postoperative monitoring is required.
Q: Where can the Kehrs T Tube be visualized during and after placement?
A: Thanks to its integrated radiopaque line, the Kehrs T Tube is easily visualized in X-ray imaging. This allows surgeons and radiologists to confirm correct placement and monitor its position postoperatively.
Q: What are the advantages of using a latex-free, medical-grade PVC tube in biliary drainage?
A: Using a latex-free, medical-grade PVC tube minimizes the risk of allergic reactions and tissue irritation while providing flexibility and strength. The biocompatibility of the material ensures patient safety and comfort during the postoperative period.
Q: How should the Kehrs T Tube be stored before use?
A: The tube should be stored in its original, unopened sterile blister pack, in a cool, dry environment. With a five-year shelf life, the product remains ready for use within its expiration period, ensuring reliability in surgical settings.
Q: What benefits does the radiopaque line offer in the Kehrs T Tube?
A: The radiopaque line allows for real-time visualization under X-ray, aiding in precise placement confirmation and postoperative assessment, thereby enhancing patient safety and procedural accuracy.