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The new KIMBERLY-CLARK® Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed to deliver optimal performance and value. Features of the new KIMBERLY-CLARK® Gastrostomy Feeding Tube include: Recessed distal tip that extends the balloon beyond the distal tip at recommended fill volumes
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Kimberly Clark Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is a medical device used to provide enteral nutrition (feeding directly into the stomach) to patients who are unable to consume food orally. It is a type of feeding tube that is surgically inserted through the abdomen and into the stomach.
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Supplier Part #: BAL-0100-18. KIMBERLY-CLARK MIC Gastrostomy feeding tube features medical grade silicone construction. Patented universal connector design helps provide a secure connection and preserve tube life. Ventilated SECUR-LOK external retention ring allows air circulation around stoma for optimal stoma health and helps prevent tube.
Kimberly Clark Gastrostomy Feeding Tube Halyard Feeding Tubes
The Kimberly-Clark* MIC* Gastrostomy / Bolus Feeding Tube are indicated for use in patients who require long term feeding, are unable to tolerate oral feeding, who are at low risk for aspiration, require gastric decompression and / or medication delivery directly into the stomach. Contraindications
KIMBERLYCLARK 0120141.7 MICKEY LowProfile Gastrostomy Tube, 14Fr, 1.7cm (X) GB TECH USA
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Description. Packaging. K-C01201210. MIC-KEY* Low-Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube with SECUR-LOK*, 12 Fr. 1 EA. Stock Allocated QTY : / Remaining QTY : / Allocation Reset Date :
KIMBERLYCLARK 0120161.0 MICKEY LowProfile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube, 1.0cm (X) GBtech USA
SKU 0120-24-4.5. $172.99 Each. Request quote. The MIC-KEY Low-Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube Kit 24 FR with SECUR-LOK is an improvement over standard gastrostomy feeding tubes. The MIC-KEY tube is unobtrusive and easy to conceal, making it an ideal feeding tube for almost all individuals. The Feeding Tube is made of high clarity medical grade.
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Kimberly-Clark Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed to provide tube feeding for patients with congenital issues with the mouth, esophagus, stomach, or intestines. It is inserted through the.
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Kimberly-Clark Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed to provide tube feeding for the patients with congenital issues with the mouth, esophagus, stomach, or intestines. This Gastrostomy Tube is inserted through the abdomen wall into the stomach. It allows the caretakers and in-home patients to deliver enteral nutrition to the stomach.
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Kimberly-Clark MIC Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed for pediatrics and adults requiring continuous enteral feeding with intermittent medication. This product by Halyard has triple-lumen design which ensures separate delivery of medication and nutrition. MIC G Feeding Tube is indicated for patients requiring continuous enteral feeding.
KimberlyClark 0120144.0 MicKey* LowProfile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 14Fr (X) GB TECH USA
Kimberly Clark Mic Key Gastrostomy Tubes enable caretakers and in-home patients to deliver enteral nutrition to the stomach. The Mic Key Feeding Tube features medical grade silicone construction and delivers optimal performance and value to users. They also include a conventional and low-profile design.
KIMBERLYCLARK 0120162.5 MicKey LowProfile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube, 2.5cm (X) GB TECH USA
Kimberly Clark MIC-KEY Tube is a Low-Profile Feeding Tube designed to provide active patients an unobtrusive Gastrostomy mechanism for Enteral Feeding. Kimberly Clark or Ballard MIC-KEY Feeding Tubes are available in numerous sizes to accommodate individual patients. The MIC Key Tube is constructed with medical grade silicone for a comfortable, proper fit that minimizes the chance of leakage.
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The new KIMBERLY-CLARK Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed to deliver optimal performance and value. Features: - Recessed distal tip that extends the balloon beyond the distal tip at recommended fill volumes. - Tapered distal tip for ease of catheter insertion. - High-clarity, medical-grade silicone construction for visibility and drapability.
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The new KIMBERLY-CLARK® Gastrostomy Feeding Tube is designed to deliver optimal performance and value. Features: Recessed distal tip that extends the balloon beyond the distal tip at recommended fill volumes Tapered distal tip for ease of catheter insertion High-clarity, medical-grade silicone construction for visibility and drapability
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Kimberly Clark MIC-KEY G-Tube Gastrostomy Feeding Tube - Built-in Medicine Port, Non-Recessed Distal Tip, Dual Exit Ports, 12 to 30 French Size. Over-The-Wire Stoma Measuring Device for MIC-KEY Tubes - determines correct feeding tube shaft length. Manuals and Documents.
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As part of the percutaneous radiologic gastrostomy procedure, the stomach is pulled closely against the anterior abdominal wall to reduce the risk of peritoneal leakage and to prevent the stomach wall from being pushed away during catheter placement. This technique is called gastropexy and was first described by Brown et al. in 1986 [ 1 ].
