Halyard MIC® Gastrostomy Tube, 20FR, 7-10mL Balloon 0100-20

Features & Benefits:

• Halyard Health, a leader in the enteral feeding market, offers a wide variety of innovative, high-quality enteral feeding tubes and accessories uniquely designed for delivering nutrition and medication to pediatrics and adults.
• As the pioneer in the development of the first balloon retained tube designed for gastrostomy feeding, Halyard Health continues to manufacture our tubes and accessories with the highest standards of workmanship at our state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities.
• Halyard products provide consistent performance and products are designed for safety and convenience.
• Halyard stand behind his products with knowledgeable sales and customer service professionals. Today, Halyard MIC* brand of enteral feeding tubes is well recognized and accepted among healthcare professionals for intermediate and long-term feeding applications.
• The first of its kind, the MIC* G Feeding Tube is indicated for patients requiring continuous enteral feeding.
• High clarity medical grade silicone construction, designed for visibility and drapability.
• Ventilated SECUR-LOK* ring, the external retention mechanism designed to allow air to circulate around the stoma site and reduce tube pressure 360° from the sides of the stoma wall.
• A patented universal connector, designed to preserve tube life and minimize unintentional disconnects.
• An inflatable internal retention balloon, which reduces patient trauma experienced with obturated devices.
• Triple-lumen design ensures separate delivery of medication and nutrition.
• Recessed distal tip (except for 12Fr).
• Medical grade silicone construction.
• Inflatable silicone internal retention balloon.
• SECUR-LOK* external retention ring.
• Universal feeding port connector.
• Medication port.
• Radiopaque stripe.
• Available Outer Diameter (Fr) is 20.

Application:

• Halyard MIC Gastrostomy Tube designed for simultaneous gastric decompression and jejunal feeding, it is indicated for patients where a smaller distal jejunal segment may be indicated.

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