Blakemore Esophageal-Nasogastric Tube 16F, 6" Long Esophageal Balloon, X-Ray Opaque Rubber

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Blakemore Esophageal-Nasogastric Tube – 16F with 6" Esophageal Balloon

The Blakemore Esophageal-Nasogastric Tube is a specialized device used for the emergency management of esophageal variceal bleeding through balloon tamponade. This 16 French model features a 6-inch esophageal balloon, designed to provide effective compression and hemorrhage control in critical care settings.

Constructed from X-ray opaque rubber, the tube allows for radiographic confirmation of placement, helping ensure safe and accurate use. Its multi-lumen configuration supports gastric and esophageal balloon inflation along with gastric aspiration, providing essential functionality during emergency interventions.

Key Features

  • 16F esophageal-nasogastric tube for emergency use
  • 6" esophageal balloon for targeted tamponade
  • X-ray opaque construction for placement verification
  • Multi-lumen design for balloon inflation and gastric suction
  • Durable rubber material for dependable clinical performance

Applications

  • Management of esophageal variceal bleeding
  • Emergency and ICU settings
  • Gastrointestinal hemorrhage control

This Blakemore tube provides a reliable solution for temporary bleeding control in life-threatening situations, supporting clinicians until definitive treatment can be performed.

Important Clinical Information

  • For use by trained healthcare professionals only
  • Continuous monitoring is required during balloon inflation
  • Radiographic confirmation of placement is recommended