Products for ENT

For little heroes - The TRACOE range for neonates, toddlers and children

Fits to kids! TRACOE silcosoft - The soft silicone tracheostomy tube for neonates and children

Size overview of the TRACOE silcosoft tracheostomy tubes

To order a standard and length version of TRACOE silcosoft tracheostomy tubes

Length overview of TRACOE mini tracheostomy tubes

To order a standard and length variant of TRACOE mini tracheostomy tubes

TRACOE comfort plus - A Plus that counts tracheostomy tube for long-term wearers

Appendix for ordering a TRACOE comfort or comfort XL product variant

TRACOE vario - tracheostomy tube with speech function and adjustable neck flange (REF 464)

Internal values - TRACOE twist plus more air for tracheostomised patients

Inner values - TRACOE phon assist I with adjustable side supply air and oxygen connection

TRACOE aeris balloon dilation catheterfor the gentle treatment of laryngotracheal stenoses (adults and children)

TRACOE phon assist I speaking valve - unmistakable due to signal colour

Use of speaking valves in tracheostomised adults to promote oropharyngeal awareness, N Bähre 2020

Step by step to decannulation through speaking valve attachment, Dr MD Heidler 2017

Recommendation for the use of a multifunctional cannula from a therapeutic point of view, 2020

Consequences of cannula selection for the areas: speaking, swallowing, breathing and secretion management, N. Niers 2017

Promoting child development: speaking valvesfor tracheotomised children, N. Bähre 2018

Child language development and its initiation in children with tracheal cannula, N. Bähre 2021

Animated explanation of how a speaking valveworks for tracheostomised patients

We explain why a large inner diameter and small outer diameter at tracheostomy tube is beneficial for your patients.

The production facility for TRACOE silicone products has a new location and is now in the immediate vicinity of the TRACOE main building at Reichelsheimerstrasse 2/3 in Nieder-Olm.

Speech and language therapist Nicolin Bähre on language acquisition in tracheotomised children using the example of Anna