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MADett™
ET Tube Drug Delivery Device

Deliver atomized medications directly into the lungs without interrupting ventilation to the patient.

1. Insert MADett into endotracheal tube.
2. Re-attach ventilation device and resume ventilation
3. Attach luer-lock syringe full of medication
4. Compress syringe and 30 micron spray exits at the tip of the ETT.

Specifications
Typical partical size 30 - 100 microns
System dead space 0.50 mL
Tip diameter 0.18 inches (4.5 mm)
Overall length 20 inches (50.8 cm)

Ordering Information
 MAD710: Endotracheal Mucosal Atomization Device with 20 inch tubing and elbow connection.

Individually packaged STERILE LATEX FREE.

Shipped 40 units per case or 10 units per box.
  What does MADett™ do?
  • Medication delivery beyond the ETT tip results in more rapid and higher peak blood levels than nebulized or endotracheally injected medication

  • Clinician knows how much gets into the system

  • No drug waste running down the ETT

  • No splash back

  • Elbow has port for ventilation bag -- ventilation can continue without interruption

Indications for Use
  1. To establish a path by which to inject medication into the lungs of a patient who is being ventilated through an intubated airway.

  2. To establish a means by which to introduce medication into an intubated airway without interrupting the flow of life-supporting ventilation to the patient
Contraindications
  • Do not use with an endotracheal tube that is smaller than a 7.0 mm i.d. or shorter than 28 cm.

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References
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  2. Paret G. Mazkereth R, Stella R, et al. Atropine pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics following endotracheal versus endobronchial administration in dogs. Resuscitation 1999; 41:57-62

  3. Bressolle F, de la Coussaye JE, Ayoub R, et al. Endotracheal and aerosol administrations of ceftazidime in patients with nosocomial pneumonia: pharmacokinetics and absolute bioavailability, Antimcrob Agents Chemother 1992; 36:1404-11
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