Above and below the cuff secretion removal without the need for tracheal suctioning.
Easy and intuitive feature for tracheal secretion removal below and above the cuff.
With the push of a button, TrachFlush™ deflates the cuff and utilizes the ventilator air pressure during an inspiratory cycle to "flush" the secretion from below and above the cuff up into the oral cavity. No need to perform tracheal suctioning manually.
Key benefits of using TrachFlush™ Flush Controller
Easy secretion removal
TrachFlush™ removes secretion from below and above (subglottic) the cuff without the need for suctioning
Reduce workload and cost
Remove secretion with the push of a button
Improve patient comfort
1) No "vacuum cleaner" in the airways
2) No negative air pressure like cough assist devices
3) No post-suctioning instability
TrachFlush™ can be used with any endotracheal tube and tracheostomy tube
Remove secretion with the push of a button!
Remove secretion from below and above the cuff by pushing the Flush button on the TrachFlush™:
Press to activate
Flush Control.
Flush is now running.
Flush is complete.
Press to Accept.
Flush Control demonstrated in a video
Learn how to use TrachFlush Flush Control
You can also find more videos on how to use TrachFlush:
Clinical References
1 Efficacy of an automated secretion removal technology at different inspiratory pressures
By Anne H. Nielsen, Dan S. Karbing, Christoffer G. Sølling, Robert R. Winding, Stephen E. Rees, and Nilanjan Dey. - read more here
2 In vivo evaluation of a new endotracheal tube cuff controller promoting tracheal secretion clearance, preliminary results. AARC, 2022
By Luigi Vivona, Alberto Zanella, Stephen E. Rees, Dan S. Karbing, Marco Bellotti, Gaetano Florio, Federico Sodi, Giorgia Caddeo, Mauro Panigada, Antonio Pesenti, Giacomo Graselli - read more here
3 An Artificial Cough Maneuver to Remove Secretions From Below the Endotracheal Tube Cuff
By Alberto Zanella, Gaetano Florio, Emanuele Rezoagli, Martina Pastore, Paolo Cadringer, Osvaldo Biancolilli, Eleonora Carlesso, Vittorio Scaravilli, Giuseppe Ristagno, Antonio N Presenti - read more here
4 A Prospective, Longitudinal Study Evaluating the Efficacy of ab Automated Secretion Removal Technology
Jante S. Sinnige, Dan S. Karbing, Christel M. A. Valk, Marcus J. Schultz, Stephen E. Rees and Frederique Paulus- read more here
Depending on the location of your healthcare institution, TrachFlush may not be available. Contact us for more information