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Evaluate this Innovative Solution to Enteral Feeding Tube Placement for Yourself
You can experience a hands-on demonstration of the Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kit, enabling you to place balloon-retained enteral feeding tubes in your office. Contact your Kimberly-Clark Medical Device Representative. We are confident you will be inspired to join the growing number of physicians worldwide who have discovered the Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kits. Ask your representative to show you how these innovative products will make your job easier and your patients´ lives better.
View the Process that is Revolutionizing the Placement of Enteral Feeding Tubes
The introducer kit is easy, quick and safe to use and provides the following benefits:
• Enhances patient comfort
• Minimizes trauma to patient
• Minimizes the risk of infection with resorbable sutures
• Eliminates the need for recurrent procedures and maintain complete management of the patient (replaces traditional PEG placement)
• Provides flexibility to place MIC* and MIC-KEY* balloon retained feeding tubes from 12 Fr to 20 Fr
You can experience a hands-on demonstration of the Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kit, enabling you to place balloon-retained enteral feeding tubes in your office. Contact your Kimberly-Clark Medical Device Representative. We are confident you will be inspired to join the growing number of physicians worldwide who have discovered the Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kits. Ask your representative to show you how these innovative products will make your job easier and your patients´ lives better.
View the Process that is Revolutionizing the Placement of Enteral Feeding Tubes
The introducer kit is easy, quick and safe to use and provides the following benefits:
• Enhances patient comfort
• Minimizes trauma to patient
• Minimizes the risk of infection with resorbable sutures
• Eliminates the need for recurrent procedures and maintain complete management of the patient (replaces traditional PEG placement)
• Provides flexibility to place MIC* and MIC-KEY* balloon retained feeding tubes from 12 Fr to 20 Fr
Animated Demonstrations of Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kits
Literature and Patient Videos
- Enteral Feeding
- IPK Brochures and Sell Sheets
- Videos
Clinical Article Reprints and Clinical Abstracts
- Clinical Article Reprints
- Enteral Feeding Tube Care
Research articles related to enteral feeding tube care generated with a query through the US National Library of Medicine (NLM) and PubMed. Search is actually being conducted at NLM with relevant articles from the last 30 days. - Enteral Feeding Tube Placement/Replacement
Research articles related to enteral feeding tube placement generated with a query through the US National Library of Medicine (NLM) and PubMed. Search is actually being conducted at NLM with relevant articles from the last 30 days.
- Enteral Nutrition
Research articles related to enteral nutrition generated with a query through the US National Library of Medicine (NLM) and PubMed. Search is actually being conducted at NLM with relevant articles from the last 30 days. - Enterostomy Care
Research articles related to stoma care generated with a query through the US National Library of Medicine (NLM) and PubMed. Search is actually being conducted at NLM with relevant articles from the last 30 days.
Direct Endoscopic Placement of G, J, and TJ Tubes with the Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kits
Kimberly-Clark* MIC*, MIC-KEY* Introducer Kits contain everything you need for the direct endoscopic placement of our balloon-retained G, J and TJ feeding tube. The kit features unique components that allow for a minimally invasive method of delivering enteral nutrition to patients who require long-term nutritional support.
This revolutionary method eliminates traditional PEG placement and removal to promote greater patient comfort. The resorbable sutures eliminate the need for the patient to return for suture removal. And it reduces stoma tract seeding through direct percutaneous placement of the feeding tube into the gastric lumen.