FDH292 Tracheostomy Percutaneous Set UniPerc™ Difficult Airway Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kit Tube 7.0 mm ID [Pack of 1]

Manage even the most challenging airways with the Portex UniPerc™ Difficult Airway Percutaneous Dilation Tracheostomy Kit. Engineered for bedside or OR use, this all-in-one sterile kit provides a complete percutaneous tracheostomy solution—combining specialized introducers, dilators, and a cuffed tracheostomy tube to achieve safe, controlled stoma creation in patients with difficult neck anatomy.

Key Features & Benefits

Difficult-Airway Introducer & Scalpel

• Angled, Reinforced Tuohy Needle: Navigates fibrotic or obese neck tissue with tactile precision

• Safety Scalpel with Handle: Facilitates a precise skin incision and tract predilation

Hydrophilic-Coated Guidewire

• Low-Friction Advancement: Smooth passage through the needle tract minimizes tissue trauma

• Kink-Resistant Core: Maintains lumen patency under torsion for reliable dilator guidance

Serial Dilator Set

• Graduated Dilators (8–14 Fr): Stepwise dilation reduces force required and controls tract size

• Ergonomic Handle: Enhances grip and feedback when advancing dilators

Cuffed Tracheostomy Tube 7.0 mm ID

• Low-Pressure, High-Volume Cuff: Achieves a secure airway seal while protecting tracheal mucosa

• Radiopaque Line & Depth Markings: Allows immediate fluoroscopic or X-ray confirmation of tube placement

Obturator & Introducer Assembly

• Smooth Obturator Tip: Eases tube insertion over the guidewire with minimal resistance

• Integrated 15 mm Connector: Snap-fit design ensures leak-free ventilation once placed

Complete, Sterile, Single-Use Kit

• All-In-One Pack: Includes chlorhexidine swab, drape, gauze, and ID label for efficient setup

• Aseptic Assurance: Gamma-irradiated pouch maintains sterility until point of use

Clinical Applications

• Percutaneous tracheostomy in ICU patients with difficult neck anatomy

• Emergency airway access when surgical tracheostomy is contraindicated or delayed

• Bedside tracheostomy in high-dependency and resource-limited settings

• Conversion of dilational tract to a secure, long-term airway