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Product Blue Rhino® G2-Multi, a pioneer in percutaneous tracheostomy
Feature Recent advances in the use of thoracic ultrasound for pleural disease

Establish and maintain an airway

Our airway management products facilitate successful intubation, airway exchange, and emergency airway access.

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Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) needles

At Cook, we were among the first to recognize the clinical impact of EBUS procedures. That's why we focused our expertise as market leaders in ultrasound needles to create a full range of EchoTip® EBUS needles to meet your sampling needs.

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Endobronchial blockers for one-lung ventilation

Our endobronchial blockers allow one-lung ventilation through a conventional single-lumen endotracheal tube that is designed to be easier to place and pose a lower risk of trauma to internal structures than a double-lumen tube.

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Chest tubes for pleural and pericardial drainage

We offer an extensive line of chest tubes for removing both air and fluid from the pleural and pericardial spaces. These products are available in a variety of sizes and design configurations.

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Products for vascular access

We offer vascular access products that help to ensure you have the right vascular access device for each and every patient. These products are available in a variety of sizes and design configurations.

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We offer a comprehensive line of vascular access products that help to ensure you have the right vascular access device for each and every patient. These products are available in a variety of sizes and design configurations. > To jump…

Contact A Representative Since 1963, Cook Medical has been a champion of minimally invasive treatment options for patients. In the case of the centesis and drainage procedural areas, the healthcare industry discussion has largely centered around the efficacy of large-bore…

A pleural effusion can develop from more than 60 different causes¹ and affects 1.5 million patients per year in the US.2 A patient with a pleural disease can receive treatment from practitioners of any number of hospital specialties, including internal…

Cook Medical’s Critical Care team will be attending the CHEST Annual Meeting 2019 in New Orleans, Louisiana. We’ll be hosting an in-booth presentation, “Performing ultrasound-guided pleural procedures,” on Monday, October 21 and Tuesday, October 22. The details of the event…

Zoe is a Critical Care product manager for EMEA. She is based in the United Kingdom. From May 7-9, I attended the 18th annual congress for the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ECTES) in Bucharest, Romania. Resuscitative endovascular balloon…

At Cook, we were among the first to recognize the clinical impact of EBUS procedures. That’s why we focused our expertise as market leaders in ultrasound needles to create a full range of EchoTip® EBUS needles to meet your sampling needs.…

Our endobronchial blockers allow one-lung ventilation through a conventional single-lumen endotracheal tube that is easier to place and poses a lower risk of trauma to internal structures than a double-lumen tube.1  View each product’s indications for use, specifications, components, and other resources…

Now you can explore our complete line of difficult airway products all in one place. On this mobile-friendly site, you can discover how our products facilitate successful intubation, airway exchange, and emergency airway access. Intubation Our intubating introducers allow you to provide oxygen…

Professor Giulio Frova offers insight into the world of anesthesiology, how he came up with the idea for the Frova Intubating Introducer, and how to handle difficult intubations. What inspired you to pursue a career in anesthesiology? It was a…

The plenary sessions at the 36th International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine (ISICEM) offered valuable clinical perspective in the areas of airway management and enteral feeding. If you weren’t able to be there, here were some of the notable takeaways.…

Professor Peter Charters during a Cook Medical interview at WAMM 2015 In this video, airway management pioneer Professor Peter Charters begins his presentation at the World Airway Management Meeting (WAMM) in Dublin with a demonstration of the Aintree Intubation Catheter for a laryngeal mask airway exchange. Professor Charters then explains multiple difficult laryngeal…

With a company the size of Cook, chances are that our patients and their caregivers could also be our coworkers and friends. Scott, a trainer in Cook's fitness center, is the Dad of a 13-month-old "tubie." In preparation for Feeding…

From November 12-14, the UK-based Difficult Airway Society (DAS) and the US-based Society for Airway Management (SAM) combined their annual meetings into the first World Airway Management Meeting (WAMM). Held in Dublin, this international event welcomed nearly 1,500 delegates from around…

One of the largest and most influential critical care meetings took place in Montreal. CHEST 2015, led by the American College of Chest Physicians, brought together expert faculty, offering the latest advances in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine. Topics…

A look back at ATS 2015 From May 15-20, physicians and scientists from around the world gathered in Denver at the Colorado Convention Center for the ATS 2015 International Conference to discover the latest information on clinical, basic, and translational science in pulmonary, critical care, and…

Join more than 6,000 members of the critical care community for five days of progressive educational sessions, hands-on workshops and interactive discussions. Held at the Phoenix Convention Center from January 17-21, SCCM's 44th Critical Care Congress will give attendees the chance to delve…

Kahil This month, we sat down with Kahil, who was recently promoted to a regional manager role for the south central portion of the US. This month he is celebrating his five-year anniversary with Cook. When did you join Cook? I…

Honoring a visionary can be challenging to do. But when that visionary is Dr. Pasquale “Pat” Ciaglia the decision to support a memorial lectureship in his honor was a no-brainer for us at Cook. We are excited for our trip to Austin,…

This month, we sat down with Kerri, our Regional Manager for the southeastern portion of the U.S. She is part of a team at Cook that is developing solutions to better serve our military personnel and veterans.  What spurred you…

As we look back on our history with Dr. Pat Ciaglia, we talked to Staffan Grigholm, a retired employee who was one of our company's original seven sales representatives. Staffan (in plaid pants) made the initial contact between Cook and Dr.…

Percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy (PDT) is a procedure that has impacted millions of lives. But it didn’t happen overnight. From a chance encounter with a physician inventor, to sales reps being laughed out of offices, it’s hard to believe that PDT…

Having options is helpful, particularly when it comes to patient care. Vascular access is no exception. When it comes to treating patients that present with unique situations or needs, it’s good to have options to customize treatment. The members of Novation,…

What do you do at Cook? I am a District Manager in Critical Care. My territory includes most of Tennessee, portions of Kentucky, Mississippi, and Alabama. How long have you been with Cook? I joined Cook in June 2009. Where…

In-services are a powerful way to provide value to our customers and ultimately help patients. I recently worked with a hospital in Washington to provide training at an all-day difficult airway in-service for more than 100 certified registered nurse anesthetists…

We are looking forward to the American Thoracic Society’s International Conference in San Diego this weekend.  ATS 2014 will offer the latest information on clinical, basic and translational science in pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine. ATS is one of…

When a patient loses an airway, physicians often only have seconds to make a life-saving decision. The opportunity to successfully treat patients when their lives hang in the balance is why we have collaborated with physicians for years to develop…

Patient safety is something I’ve become particularly passionate about since I started working at Cook. Every day in the US approximately 54 people die from catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSIs)1. That number doesn’t include the hundreds of thousands of people that…

Steven may not be the oldest member of the Critical Care sales team, but he’s already leaving a mark in his size 15 shoes. What do you do? I am the Critical Care District Manager based out of Tampa, FL. When…

What do you do? I am a product manager for Cook MyoSite. Before that, I served as the global product manager for Cook Medical's Critical Care division for seven years. When did you join Cook? I started as a QAC laboratory analyst in 2005. What motivated you when you were…

Did you know that 54 lives are lost everyday in the U.S. because of catheter-related bloodstream infections? That's 54 people who are family members, colleagues and friends. When these infections are preventable, we want EVERYONE to know. You may ask,…

We're excited to be at the American Society of Anesthesiologists’ Annual Meeting, ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013, in San Francisco this month. "My favorite part of ASA is talking shop with physicians I've met over the years," said Walter Mitchell, one of Critical…

Healthcare Purchasing News, a publication for supply chain leadership, recently featured Cook Medical's antimicrobial-impregnated central venous catheters. Dan Sirota discussed Spectrum® technology with journalist Susan Cantrell and explained both the patient and financial impact of using Spectrum. "Cook Medical’s Spectrum…
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