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Tracheostomy trays are specially designed trays, inclusive of all the essential wound dressing components for the management and treatment of tracheostomized patients. A tracheostomy tray comprises an inner cannula which is disposable. Tracheostomy trays are ready to use as they are sterilized at the time of packing only. Tracheostomy trays consist of nitrile gloves, trach brush, drape, twill tape roll, cotton tip applicators, pipe cleaners, gauze sponges, removable basin, retractor, dilator, scalpel knife- handle for surgical blade, artery forceps, scissors, needle holder, blunt hook retractor, dressing forceps, etc. Tracheostomy trays offer great convenience and rapid access to wound care items, as tracheostomy is also performed in case of an emergency and trauma. Tracheostomy is a surgical procedure which involves creating a hole through a patient's trachea (windpipe). The tracheostomy procedure allows the passage of air when the common breathing pathway is obstructed or damaged. A tracheostomy is frequently performed when there is obstruction in the upper airways of the respiratory tract, impaired respiratory function, or cleaning secretions from the upper respiratory airway. The most common conditions that require emergency tracheostomy include upper airway obstruction after accidents, gastrointestinal bleeding, inhalation of smoke at fire incidences, etc.

Renovascular hypertension can be defined as high blood pressure caused by renal artery diseases mainly due to the narrowing of the renal artery. Renal artery diseases, such as renal artery stenosis, result in reduced blood flow due to the narrowing of the artery that provides blood to the kidney. When the kidney receives low blood flow, it responds by releasing hormones that stimulate the body to retain sodium and water as the blood pressure goes up. Major causes of renovascular hypertension are renal artery stenosis, atherosclerosis and fibromuscular dysplasia. Renovascular hypertension is hard to diagnose and generally has no signs or symptoms. Renal hypertension can cause chronic kidney disease. At the beginning of renovascular hypertension treatment, medications are given to control high blood pressure. Antihypertensive drug therapy is given for renovascular hypertension treatment.  Blood pressure regulator medication, such as angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, angiotensin II receptor blockers and diuretic drugs, are the primary drugs used for renovascular hypertension treatment. Sometimes, calcium channel blocker, beta blockers and other blood pressure medications are also prescribed for renovascular hypertension treatment if required. Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE) inhibitors given for renovascular hypertension treatment interrupt the conversion of angiotensin I and angiotensin II. Benazepril, captopril, lisinopril, ramipril, enalapril and captopril are the common ACE inhibitors used for renovascular hypertension treatment. Common angiotensin II receptor blockers for renovascular hypertension treatment include candesartan, losartan, valsartan and olmesartan.

Micro-bypass systems are specially designed and made up of metal and polymers of plastic for targeted use as implants in the eye. Micro-bypass systems are very small, usually bellow 1 mm in size. These micro bypass systems are specially designed so that they can be inserted into trabecular drainage meshworks, and into the frontal lobe of the eye. The main goal of micro bypass systems is facilitating the drainage of the aqueous drain, resulting in decreased eye pressure. Micro-bypass systems are mainly used in glaucoma treatment. Glaucoma is a major eye disease that does irreversible damage to the optic nerves. The major factor in glaucoma condition is increased intraocular pressure (IOP). The counter measure is to reduce pressure to a safe level, which is primarily achieved by micro-bypass systems. Micro bypass systems are more efficient than laser trabeculoplasty or medication. The major aim in using a micro-bypass system is the advantage that it provides in minimally invasive procedures, where the system can be implanted with very minimal tissue disruption.

An implantable port device is a soft, thin, silicon tubing with an attached reservoir to it for the obstruction free release. Generally the implantable port devices are placed under the subcutaneous layer of skin or it can be placed in arms too. The tube connects the large vein of heat to the port. Implantable ports are also termed as portcaths, subcutaneous ports, or chest port. Implantable port devices are used in blood transfusion, chemotherapy, and infusion of high strength antibiotic and other suitable intravenous drugs which require frequent administration. Implantable port devices can also be used to mimic prolong release of drugs in the vein. There are several advantages of utilizing implantable port devices in infusing medication. As those ports are implanted for longer period of time and can be used for particular drugs which cannot be administrated through regular intravenous route. Use of implantable port devices also lower the risk of infection by minimizing the insertion of needle or catheters. The aim of the implantable port devices is to facilitate the mobility and physical activity of patients during infusion treatment such as in case of cancer chemotherapy.

Port is a medical instrument which is installed under the skin. It is connected to a vein by a catheter. Beneath the skin, the port has a wall termed as septum, through which drugs are injected and blood samples are drawn as many times avoiding the discomfort of several pricks by a needle. Port Access Needles are used for puncturing already implanted port systems. Port Access Needles provide safety from injuries by a needle and any infection associated with it. Port Access Needles avoid chances of cross-contamination. They also protect against germs and bodily fluids. In cancer treatments like, blood transfusions, chemotherapy, intravenous fluids and antibiotics injection requires treatment to the vein. Port systems are the safest to use and it also prevents repetitive administration of intravenous infusions. Port access needles are cannulas which ensure convenient puncturing processes. Port Access Needles also have safety lock systems so that there is no chance of infection post port puncturing.

Atherosclerotic renovascular disease refers to the stenosis of either one or both renal arteries. The stenosis occurs due to the accumulation of fat or calcium deposits on the walls of the artery. Atherosclerotic renovascular disease is a rare disorder and its exact epidemiology is not available. Although the prevalence of atherosclerotic renovascular disease is not known, the dialysis registry data provides some hint of patients with atherosclerotic renovascular disease. In a study conducted on cardiovascular health in the U.S. about 6.8% of healthy candidates over the age of 65 years are found to have clinically silent atherosclerotic renovascular disease.

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