TubaVent short and TubaInsert
The TubaVent System has established itself as a therapy for ventilation disorder, particularly when treating the disorder at an early stage, to prevent middle ear pathologies. With the growing recognition and demand for this concept of treatment, the balloon dilatation system has continued to evolve, meeting the very latest market requirements.
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TubaVent short catheter, working length 23.6 cm
Characteristics of the TubaVent short
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The olive-shaped tip ensures enhanced protection of the mucosa
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The catheter dimensions were perfectly adapted to the length of the single use insertion instrument (TubaInsert), which defines the process and prevents the catheter from being pushed too far into the Tuba Eustachii
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Controlled dilatation to 3.28 mm ∅ at 10 bar
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WL 236 mm, balloon 3 x 20 mm, sterile
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Art. No. 2080-1236320
For a more detailed overview of balloon dilatation, possible applications and procedures, as well as other components of the TubaVent instrumentation, please see our product brochure, which you can download here:
Prof. Dr. med. habil. Matthias Tisch
Honorary Doctorate in Medicine
Jordan University of
Science and Technology (JUST),
Medical Director Clinic and
Polyclinic for Otolaryngology,
Head and Neck Surgery,
Bundeswehr Hospital Ulm, Germany
TubaVent short is a modified dilatation catheter that can be placed precisely in the Eustachian Tube, when combined with TubaInsert.
TubaInsert
Single use insertion instrument, sterile
The new disposable instrument - TubaInsert - combines the reliability of a reusable introducer with the convenienceThe new disposable instrument - TubaInsert - combines the reliability of a reusable introducer with the convenienceand safety of modern disposable instruments.
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TubaInsert - type 45°, short bending, sterile, 10 pieces / box
(Art. No. 2080-2045)
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TubaInsert -type Ulm (60°), sterile, 10 pieces / box
(Art. No. 2080-2010)
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TubaInsert -type 70°, sterile, 10 pieces / box
(Art. No. 2080-2070)
Attention!
Only for use with TubaVent short catheter!
Not suitable for use with the TubaVent catheter!
Anatomy and proceeding
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1) Anatomy of the Tuba Eustachii
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2) Ballon catheter deflated
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4) Visibly dilated Tuba Eustachii