• Infant Nasal Cannula, Thread Grip, 7' Supply Tube Medical Equipment
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Item Number: ME-409

Infant Nasal Cannula, Thread Grip, 7' Supply Tube

Infant Nasal Cannula, Thread Grip, 7' Supply Tube

$139.00
$139.00
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MR Safe – an item that poses no known hazards in all MRI environments. Using the terminology, “MR Safe” items are non-conducting, non-metallic, and non-magnetic items such as a plastic Petri dish. An item may be determined to be MR Safe by providing a scientifically based rationale rather than test data.

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The Infant Nasal Cannula with Thread Grip and 7-foot Supply Tube is a premium solution designed to deliver precise and gentle oxygen therapy for neonatal and pediatric patients. Engineered for comfort and functionality, this lightweight cannula features curved nasal prongs that fit securely without causing irritation, ensuring a comfortable experience for delicate patients. The pliable, stretchable tubing minimizes pressure on cheeks and ears, while the innovative thread grip ensures a secure connection with the oxygen supply, reducing the need for frequent adjustments in fast-paced healthcare environments.

Crafted to meet the stringent standards of advanced medical facilities, this single-use, latex-free accessory is compatible with a variety of respiratory and oxygenation systems, including those used with MRI equipment and other precision-focused medical devices. The durable 7-foot supply tube enhances flexibility and allows ease of movement, supporting optimal patient care. Each case contains 25 pieces, making it a reliable choice for healthcare providers seeking efficient and effective oxygen delivery solutions.

 

Overall Dimensions:

  • Tubing Length: 7 feet
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does this infant nasal cannula connect to MRI oxygen systems?

The cannula uses a thread grip connector that attaches securely to standard low-flow oxygen outlets, including those integrated into MR Conditional systems. This threaded design prevents accidental loosening during repositioning or patient care. It’s a practical choice for MRI environments where stable oxygen delivery lines are essential and equipment movement needs to stay predictable around the magnet room.

2. Can this cannula be used for both MRI scans and general neonatal care?

Yes — it’s designed for cross-department use, so it can move from routine neonatal oxygen therapy to MRI procedures without switching components. Its non-metallic construction allows it to remain in the scanner room under approved conditions, and the 7-foot tubing gives clinicians enough range for patient setup without excess slack.

3. What should facilities consider when stocking this cannula for MRI use?

Because each unit is single-use and latex-free, many hospitals stock them specifically for neonatal or pediatric MRI sessions to maintain infection control and workflow efficiency. Keeping a dedicated MRI-compatible supply avoids cross-contamination with standard respiratory tubing that may contain ferromagnetic materials. Each case includes 25 cannulas, making it easy to plan inventory for high-turnover imaging departments.

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