Silicone Laryngeal Mask Airway With Gastric Access

Product Indications
Gastric Drainage Silicone Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) is a high-end supraglottic airway device with independent gastric drainage channel. While providing safe ventilation for surgical, emergency and critically ill patients, it can drain gastric gas and fluid through the special drainage lumen, effectively reducing the risk of regurgitation and aspiration during anesthesia. It is suitable for high regurgitation risk scenarios such as full-stomach patients, emergency surgery, laparoscopic surgery and ICU airway management.

Core Advantages
·Medical-Grade Liquid Silicone Material
Made of high-biocompatibility medical liquid silicone, soft and skin-friendly, with minimal irritation to the pharyngeal and laryngeal mucosa and high patient tolerance. It can withstand autoclaving for repeated use with high cost-performance.
·Independent Gastric Drainage Lumen, Anti-Regurgitation & Anti-Aspiration
With exclusive gastric drainage channel, it can be directly connected to drainage equipment to timely remove gastric contents, significantly reducing the incidence of regurgitation and aspiration, and greatly improving airway safety for full-stomach and high-risk patients.
·Stable Sealing & Reliable Ventilation
The cuff fits the anatomical structure of the throat with excellent sealing effect and low air leakage rate, meeting ventilation requirements of routine surgery, positive pressure ventilation and laparoscopic surgery.
·Dual-Channel Design for High Clinical Practicability
Ventilation and drainage channels work independently without interference, ensuring effective ventilation while realizing continuous gastric drainage, adapting to complex clinical scenarios.
·Easy Operation & High Universality
Standardized specification design ensures simple insertion and removal, compatible with mainstream anesthesia machines, ventilators and drainage equipment, with wide clinical application.

Scope of Application
Suitable for ventilation in general anesthesia surgery, emergency airway establishment, long-term ventilation support in ICU, especially for full-stomach patients, intestinal obstruction, obesity, laparoscopic surgery and other clinical scenarios with high risk of regurgitation and aspiration.