tracheotomy tube

A modern tracheotomy tube came from the private reserve of the head of intensive care, for instance.

It ends with images of the children: one in a wheelchair, another breathing through a tracheotomy tube and the third represented by a tombstone.

He underwent a tracheotomy on Oct. 22 to relieve a breathing obstruction, and the tracheotomy tube is still in place.

A nurse tells Lozanne that she must learn how to maintain Jon's tracheotomy tube.

A ventilator the size of a small refrigerator was connected to his tracheotomy tube, whooshing every time it delivered a breath.

Ms. Auerbach said that one child approached a patient with a tracheotomy tube in her neck and asked, "What's that?"

The removal of a tracheotomy tube is referred to as decannulation.

She had a stomach tube for feeding and a tracheotomy tube for breathing.

The medical kit contained no tracheotomy tube, but it did have an esophageal airway.

But it would be five months before he returned, weakened and breathing through a tracheotomy tube.