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- MFR: Teleflex LLC Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 502503
Frequently asked questions
Does this help reduce patient trauma during intubation?
Yes. The FlexiSlip features a soft distal tip specifically engineered to flex during insertion, which significantly lowers the risk of mucosal trauma and patient injury.
Is the shape of this stylet adjustable?
Absolutely. It contains an internal metal core that is highly malleable, allowing clinicians to shape and customize the curve of the stylet to match the specific anatomy of the patient.
Will this stylet get stuck inside the tube?
No, the exterior is finished with a low-friction coating. This design ensures that the stylet can be withdrawn from the endotracheal tube smoothly and with minimal effort.
Can these be sterilized and reused?
No. These are strictly single-use (disposable) devices. They are designed to be disposed of after a single procedure to maintain hygiene and safety standards.
What size endotracheal tubes is this compatible with?
This model is a 10 Fr (French) size stylet with a length of 44 cm, designed to be used in conjunction with standard endotracheal tubes during airway management.
Is there any warning about the materials used?
Yes. As with many medical devices, this product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
Is this product sterile and ready for use?
Yes, each FlexiSlip stylet is provided sterile and is intended for immediate use in clinical environments.
What is the primary material of the stylet?
The device is constructed from a plastic-coated malleable metal, which provides the necessary structural integrity for shaping while maintaining a smooth surface for patient comfort.
Is this suitable for emergency room use?
Yes, the FlexiSlip is specifically designed for use in both clinical and emergency settings for professional airway management and intubation procedures.
How do I handle the stylet during the procedure?
The proximal end of the stylet is formed into a rounded loop handle, which provides a secure and ergonomic grip for the clinician during the intubation process.