Willy Rusch Gmbh

Gisbert Ranzinger

Werner Mail&auml;nder

Giulio Frova

Heiko Kaczorowski

Michael Quintel

In a resuscitation tube () comprising a tube wall for alternative artificial endotracheal or esophageal obturator respiration, with a first lumen () and a second lumen () extending substantially parallel thereto, wherein a first inflatable balloon () surrounding the tube wall is disposed in the region of the end of the resuscitation tube () facing the body, and a second inflatable balloon () surrounding the tube wall () is disposed at a separation from the first inflatable balloon (), an axial opening () of the first lumen () is disposed directly at the end of the second balloon () facing the body, and the resuscitation tube () is formed with one lumen in the region of the first balloon (). This permits insertion of intubation aids via the first lumen () such that the resuscitation tube can be used with versatility.

Resuscitation tube

A tracheostomy dilator comprises a rod which is penetrated by an inner lumen. Both ends of the inner lumen are open, at the end facing the patient and at the end of the tracheostomy dilator facing away from the patient. The end facing the patient is provided with a thread. The tracheostomy dilator is used as screw dilator and can widen the tissue in one single dilation process such that a further tracheostomy cannula can be inserted into the trachea.

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Aichwald, Germany

Gisbert Ranzinger