Tracheostomy Tubes
angled tube, a tube with a flexible shaft, or a tube with extra length. Extra length tubes are constructed with extra proximal length (horizontal extra length) or with extra distal length (vertical extra length). Extra proximal length facilitates tracheostomy tube placement in patients with a large neck (eg, obese pa-tients).
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