E- Mold Techniques

The Harrell Y Stent designed with James H. Harrell II, M.D., allows physicians to address airway complications such as anastomosis and stenosis. The stent may also be used to minimize chronic bronchial strictures due to tuberculosis and malignancies. The posts help prevent migration of the stent after placement. Inserted endoscopically, the specially designed bifurcated tracheo bronchial tube fits snugly into the distal trachea, the carina and the proximal bronchi. Fabricated of flexible, biocompatible, implant-grade silicone, the Harrell Y Stent
allows humidification and phonation.

The Hood Intended Use and Instruction Manual, which is supplied with each product, provides detailed information on insertion and removal technique, sterilization, and postoperative care.

• Aids in short-term management of airway obstructions after lung transplants, tuberculosis, malignancies
• Aids in normal breathing and speech
• Permits healing and helps prevent desiccation
• Biocompatible implant-grade silicone
• Y-Angle anatomically designed
• Posts aid in preventing migration

Harrell Y Stent With Posts:

Injury of the upper airway commonly results in stenotic lesions of the larynx, subglottis, and adjacent trachea. The Hood Tracheal Stent with Posts offers physicians an excellent alternative to the traditional approach of surgical correction and YAG laser resection. The device is placed in the trachea at the point of stenosis as a palliative technique for tumors causing extrinsic compression of the large airway. It may also be used for patients with benign trachea stenosis.

The Hood Intended Use and Instruction Manual, which is supplied with each product, provides detailed information on insertion and removal technique, sterilization, and postoperative care.

• Aids in short-term management of airway obstructions after lung transplants, tuberculosis, malignancies
• Aids in normal breathing and speech
• Permits healing and prevents desiccation
• Biocompatible medical-grade silicone
• Posts aid in preventing migration

 

Tracheal Stent With Post:

The Hood Bronchial Stent is designed to relieve airway complications such as anastomosis and stenosis following lung transplant. The stent may also be used to minimize chronic bronchial strictures due to tuberculosis and malignancies. Inserted endoscopically, both ends of the tube are flanged to prevent movement after surgical placement in the bronchus. Fabricated of flexible, biocompatible, implant-grade silicone, the bronchial stent allows normal humidification and phonation. Bronchial Stent with Posts (anchoring studs) are also available for physicians who prefer the anchoring studs over the rings on the original design.

The Hood Intended Use and Instruction Manual, which is supplied with each product, provides detailed information on insertion and removal technique, sterilization, and postoperative care.

• Aids in short-term management of airway obstructions after lung transplants, tuberculosis, malignancies
• Additional lengths and diameters are available upon request
• Biocompatible implant-grade silicone
• Permits healing and prevents desiccation
• Enables normal breathing and speech

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