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Description

  • The i-gel has a host of features that provide significant benefits to the patient and the clinician
  • 15 mm connector: Reliable connection to any standard catheter mount or connection
  • Proximal end of gastric channel
  • Clearly displayed product information: For quick easy reference, includes confirmation of size and weight guidance
  • Gastric channel: The i-gel incorporates a gastric channel (except size 1), It provides an early warning of regurgitation, allows for the passing of a nasogastric tube to empty stomach contents and facilitates venting
  • Integral bite block: Reduces the possibility of airway channel occlusion
  • Buccal cavity stabilizer: Aids insertion and eliminates the potential for rotation
  • Epiglottic rest: Reduces the possibility of epiglottic ‘down folding’ and airway obstruction
  • The non-inflatable cuff: Made from a unique soft gel-like material allowing ease of insertion and reduced trauma

Product Specs

Item Number 1017498
Catalog Number 8203000
UOM CS
Level 1 Family Description Respiratory Products
Level 2 Category Description Respiratory Therapy
Level 3 Group Description Airway Management
Level 4 Sub-Category Description Esophageal Airways
Application Supraglottic Airway
Brand I-gel
Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant No
Color Yellow
Country of Origin Unknown
Manufacturer Intersurgical
Manufacturer # 8203000
Material Silicone
McKesson # 1017498
Size Size 3
Sterility Sterile
Trade Agreement Act (TAA) Compliant No
UNSPSC Code 42271902
Usage Single Patient Use
User Adult

Frequently asked questions

Does the non-inflatable cuff enhance patient comfort?

Yes, the non-inflatable cuff is crafted from a soft, gel-like medical-grade silicone. By eliminating the need for inflation, it provides a gentle, anatomical fit that significantly minimizes tissue trauma during insertion and use.

Is the integrated gastric channel effective for safety?

Absolutely. The integrated gastric channel serves as an early warning system for regurgitation. It also allows for the safe passage of a nasogastric tube to vent stomach contents, providing an essential layer of patient safety during procedures.

How does the design prevent common airway obstructions?

The i-gel features several anatomical stabilization components: - Integral bite block: Prevents the device from being bitten or occluded. - Buccal cavity stabilizer: Ensures the airway remains fixed in place and prevents rotation. - Epiglottic rest: Specifically engineered to prevent epiglottic down-folding.

Is this compatible with standard ventilation equipment?

Yes, the device comes equipped with a 15 mm standard connector, ensuring seamless integration with all standard anesthesia and respiratory circuit connections.

What size patient is this designed for?

This specific i-gel unit is a Size 3, which is designed for use in adult patients.

Is the material safe for medical use?

Yes, the device is constructed from high-quality, medical-grade silicone. It is supplied sterile and is intended for single-patient use to ensure the highest standards of hygiene and safety.

Does the design aid in rapid clinical deployment?

Yes, the i-gel is optimized for high-pressure environments. Its non-inflatable construction allows for a rapid, easy insertion process without the time-consuming steps required by traditional inflatable airway devices.

How is the device color-coded for quick identification?

The Size 3 model is easily identifiable by its yellow coding indicator. This visual aid helps clinicians rapidly select the correct size during time-sensitive emergency situations.

Can this be used for anesthesia and emergency medicine?

Definitely. The i-gel is ideal for use in: - Anesthesia departments for controlled ventilation. - Emergency medicine for rapid airway management. - Respiratory therapy settings.

What is the benefit of the semi-rigid tube design?

The semi-rigid tube provides the necessary structural support to maintain a clear airway path while being flexible enough to accommodate the patient’s anatomy, ensuring stability throughout the clinical procedure.