Portex BLUperc and BLUgriggs Percutaneous Dilation Kits

Every Breath Counts

You asked, we listened.

After interviewing hundreds of clinicians we have improved our tracheostomy insertion kits to meet your needs. Patient outcomes matter. Our goal was to create an all-inclusive percutaneous tracheostomy procedural kit to provide you with all the tools necessary to perform a tracheostomy inside or outside the Operating Theatre. Our BLUperc and BLUgriggs percutaneous insertion kits are designed to help you provide the best patient care. 

  • Multiple Insertion Options

    Kits provide options for initial insertion to suit a wide variety of clinical specific techniques.

  • Cost-Effective

    Performing a tracheotomy bedside is a way to save your hospital money without jeopardizing patient care.¹

  • Training for Success

    ICU Medical provides training videos, technique guides and detailed instructional information for training new clinician on percutaneous insertion.

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ICU Medicals Bluperc And Blugriggs Kits

Full procedural kits

Both the BLUperc and BLUgriggs kits include everything needed to perform the procedure bedside or in the Operating Theatre in conjunction with other surgeries.

Single tray layout

Matches the steps in the clinical tracheotomy procedure. The kits are designed to flow counter-clockwise to be efficient so your patient has less time without a secure airway.

Patented S-Shaped Dilator

Every BLUperc kit includes our patented S-shaped dilator. Ergonomic shape is designed to help prevent over penetration of the trachea and damage to interior wall. Side-port access allows the guidewire to stay away from the patient’s head in the sterile field.

Forceps

Each BLUgriggs kit is equipped with forceps that are specially designed to slide along a positioned guidewire. The forceps distribute outward forces evenly along the large surface area of its curved jaws, minimizing the risk of compressive trauma to the trachea.

Patented design single-handed guidewire feeder

Allows clinician control and ease of use; frees up one hand to maintain contact with the needle or cannula at all times until guidewire is placed. Guidewire feeder works well with either left or right hand.

Kits and Components

  • Lubricating jelly
  • Gauze sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringes
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • Single Stage Dilator pre-loaded with Guiding Catheter
  • Curved Hemostat Forceps
  • Dedicated or Soft Introducer
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • Lubricating Jelly
  • Gauze Sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringes
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • Single Stage Dilator pre-loaded with Guiding Catheter
  • Curved Hemostat Forceps
  • Dedicated or Soft Introducer
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • Tracheostomy Tube
    (BLUselect Suctionaid Tube in 101/563)
  • 2 Inner Cannula
  • If Suctionaid Tube, Vacuum Control Valve
  • Obturator
  • Patient Labels
  • IFU Tracheostomy Tube
  • Lubricating Jelly
  • Gauze Sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringes
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • Single Stage Dilator pre-loaded with Guiding Catheter
  • Curved Hemostat Forceps
  • Dedicated or Soft Introducer
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • 5 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Needle (7 cm)
  • BLUselect Tracheostomy Tube (BLUselect Suctionaid Tube in 101/596)
  • 2 Inner Cannula
  • Needle Driver
  • 2/0 (3.0 metric) Polypropylene sutures
  • PEEP Keep Swivel Adaptor
  • If Suctionaid® Tube, Vacuum Control Valve
  • Obturator
  • Patient Labels
  • ChloraPrep Applicators
  • 5 mL Lidocaine and Epinephrine 1.5%
  • Filter Straw
  • Fenestrated Drape
  • 22G x 1.5” Hypodermic Needles
  • 25G x 1.5” Hypodermic Needles
  • IFU Tracheostomy Tube
  • IFU Chlorhexidine
  • IFU Polypropylene
  • IFU Lidocaine Epinephrine
  • Lubricating Jelly
  • Gauze Sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringes
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • Single Stage Dilator pre-loaded with Guiding Catheter
  • Curved Hemostat Forceps
  • Dedicated or Soft Introducer
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • 5 mL Syringe
  • Introduce Needle (7 cm)
  • Needle Driver
  • 2/0 (3.0 metric) Polypropylene sutures
  • PEEP Keep Swivel Adaptor
  • ChloraPrep Applicators
  • 5 mL Lidocaine and Epinephrine 1.5%
  • Filter Straw
  • Fenestrated Drape
  • 22G x 1.5” Hypodermic Needles
  • 25G x 1.5” Hypodermic Needles
  • IFU Chlorhexidine
  • IFU Polypropylene
  • IFU Lidocaine Epinephrine
  • Lubricating Jelly
  • Gauze Sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringe
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • BLuselect Tracheostomy Tube (BLUselect Suctionaid Tube in 101/893)
  • 2 Inner Cannula
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • Vacuum Control Valve (only with Suctionaid tube)
  • Obturator
  • Patient Labels
  • IFU Tracheostomy
  • Lubricating Jelly
  • Gauze Sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringe
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • BLuselect Tracheostomy Tube (BLUselect Suctionaid Tube in 101/891)
  • 2 Inner Cannula
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • Vacuum Control Valve (only with Suctionaid tube)
  • Obturator
  • Patient Labels
  • IFU Tracheostomy
  • Guidewire Dilating Forceps
  • Lubricating Jelly
  • Gauze Sponges
  • Split Tracheostomy Dressing
  • Safety Scalpel
  • 5 mL Syringe
  • 10 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Cannula and Needle Assembly
  • Introducer Needle (5 cm)
  • J-tip Guidewire pre-loaded in single handed feeder
  • 14 FR Short Dilator
  • BLuselect Tracheostomy Tube (BLUselect Suctionaid Tube in 101/892)
  • 2 Inner Cannula
  • Needle Safety Device
  • Tracheostomy Tube Holder with Brush
  • Disconnection Wedge
  • Vacuum Control Valve (only with Suctionaid tube)
  • Obturator
  • Patient Labels
  • IFU Tracheostomy
  • 5 mL Syringe
  • Introducer Needle (7 cm)
  • Guidewire Dilating Forceps
  • Needle Driver
  • 2/0 (3.0 metric) Polypropylene sutures
  • PEEP Keep Swivel Adaptor
  • ChloraPrep Applicators
  • 5mL Lidocaine and Epinephrine 1.5%
  • Filter Straw
  • Fenestrated Drape
  • Hypodermic Needles
  • 22G x 1.5” Hypodermic Needles
  • 25G x 1.5” Hypodermic Needles
  • IFU Chlorhexidine
  • IFU Polypropylene
  • IFU Lidocaine Epinephrine

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References

1. One thousand bedside percutaneous tracheostomies in the surgical intensive care unit: time to change the gold standard. Kornblith LZ, Burlew CC, Moore EE, Haenel JB, Kashuk JL, Biffl WL, Barnett CC, Johnson JL. J Am Coll Surg. 2011 Feb;212(2):163-70.