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Infant Mucus Extractor
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Infant Mucus Extractor

Mucus, which is a fluid that’s produced in the nose, throat and lungs, helps to protect the body against infection. If you’re a doctor or scientist working with microbiology, obtaining mucus samples from patients can be a crucial part of your work. But obtaining mucus from infants can be difficult and time-consuming. That’s where the Infant Mucus Extractor comes in!

Description
  • Suitable for obtaining mucus specimen for microbiological examination.
  • Also suitable for aspiration of secretion from Oropharynx of new born babies to ensure free respiration.
  • An option of transparent or frosted tubing.
  • Atraumatic, soft and rounded, open tip with two lateral eyes.
  • Clear transparent container permits visual examination of aspirate.
  • Spare screw top lid is provided to seal the container for safe transportation of specimen to the laboratory or aseptic disposal of container.
  • Also available with Bacterial barrier filter at suction end.
  • Suction tube lengths available.

Size: 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, Fr/Ch.

Item No.: Capacity:
NMR1027 25ml

Infant Mucus Extractor Suitable for obtaining mucus specimen for microbiological examination.

Mucus, which is a fluid that’s produced in the nose, throat and lungs, helps to protect the body against infection. If you’re a doctor or scientist working with microbiology, obtaining mucus samples from patients can be a crucial part of your work. But obtaining mucus from infants can be difficult and time-consuming. That’s where the Infant Mucus Extractor comes in!

What is an Infant Mucus Extractor?

An infant mucus extractor is a medical device used to obtain mucus specimens for microbiological examination. The extractor consists of a small, funnel-shaped piece of plastic with a narrow opening at one end and a wide opening at the other. The user places their finger over the wide opening, and pulls the mucus up through the narrow opening while suction is applied. This process can be repeated several times until a sufficient amount of mucus has been collected.

How does an Infant Mucus Extractor Work?

An infant mucus extractor is a gadget typically used to obtain mucus specimens for microbiological examination. The device has a flexible tube with a small nozzle at one end and a collection cup at the other. The user places the tube over the child's nose and mouth, and then squeezes the trigger to release the mucus. The collected mucus is then transferred to the cup, where it can be examined for bacteria or other organisms.

What are the Benefits of using an Infant Mucus Extractor?

An infant mucus extractor is a great tool to obtain mucus specimen for microbiological examination. Mucus is a viscous liquid that is produced by the nose, lungs, and other organs in the respiratory system. It helps clear the airways and protect against infections. The extractor removes the mucus from the mouth of the baby and collects it in a sterile container for analysis.

There are many benefits to using an infant mucus extractor. First, it is a fast and easy way to collect mucus from babies. Second, it eliminates the need to use harsh chemicals or suction devices that can be harmful to children. Third, the results of the analysis are often accurate and reliable. Finally, using an infant mucus extractor helps parents maintain better health by ensuring their child has proper protection against infections.

Infant Mucus Extractor

Infant Mucus Extractor, Nexgen Medical is regarded as one of the renowned Mucus Extractor suppliers from India. The Infant Mucus Extractor is designed for aspiration of secretion from Pharynx in infants to ensure free respiration. Our Infant Mucus Extractor is clear, transparent and has a low friction surface. It provides easy visual examination and enables trauma-free insertion of the aspiration.

Some Noteworthy Features of our Infant Mucus Extractor:-

The Mucus Extractor is specially designed for aspiration of mucus in newly born babies to ensure trouble-free respiration. A transparent graduated chamber allows the measurement and visual examination of the aspirate. A funnel-shaped adapter at the proximal- end of the suction tube is to ensure a simple and secured connection. Smooth outer surface finish of the catheter for trauma - free insertion. Spare cap is provided for safe storage of specimen for testing and aseptic disposal. Available with filter also. Infant Mucus Extractor

Medical Mucus Extractor

  • For aspiration of secretion from the oropharynx to ensure free respiration in newly born babies
  • For aspiration of secretion from the oropharynx to ensure free respiration in newly born babies
  • Separate screw-top lid for safe sealing and handling of aspirate
  • Soft, frosted & kink resistant DEHP free PVC tubing
  • Also available with thumb control suction catheter
  • Available in following capacity : 25 ml, 40ml, 100ml, 175ml
  • Suction Tube lengths available: 40 & 50 cm
  • Suction Tube sizes: From 6FG to 14FG
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