Aspen Surgical Suction Tubes are essential tools for precise fluid management during surgical procedures. Available in various designs, these tubes ensure efficient removal of fluids, blood, and debris from the operative field.

Options include the Frazier Suction Tube, which features an angled design for accessibility and precision in complex surgeries. The Symmetry® Fukushima Tapered Teardrop model offers tapered designs in 7 Fr, 5 Fr, and 4 Fr sizes, providing enhanced control and adaptability for neurosurgical and ENT procedures.

Key Features:

• Designed with precision, the Aspen Surgical Suction Tubes offer angled and tapered options to suit various surgical requirements, ensuring adaptability to unique procedural needs.
• The tubes come in different sizes, including Frazier sizes 9 FR and 11 FR, and the specialized Fukushima Tapered Teardrop design for fine control, making them suitable for precision tasks in delicate surgeries.
• Made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and sterility, these suction tubes are an essential tool in maintaining a clean surgical field.

Uses:

• Aspen Surgical Suction Tubes are designed for intraoperative suction during surgical procedures. They allow efficient fluid management by aspirating fluids, blood, and other debris from the surgical field, ensuring a clear view for the surgical team.
• These suction tubes are crucial in various medical procedures such as neurosurgery, cardiovascular surgeries, and ENT surgeries, where precision and sterility are essential. They help maintain a clean and clear operative site, minimizing the risk of contamination and aiding in successful surgical outcomes.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the Frazier Suction Tubes?
Frazier Suction Tubes are available in 9 FR with a length of 4-1/2 inches and 11 FR with a length of 7-1/2 inches.

2. What is the length of the Symmetry® Fukushima Suction Tube?
The Symmetry® Fukushima Suction Tubes are available in lengths of 158 mm.

3. Are these suction tubes reusable?
No, these suction tubes are typically designed for single-use to maintain sterility and reduce the risk of cross-contamination.