Kelso & Kincsem Surgicals

The Kiwi Orogastric Bougie (often referred to as the Kiwi-Grip bougie) is a technique used to assist with difficult airway intubation, especially in emergency or solo-provider situations. It involves preloading an endotracheal tube (ETT) onto a bougie and curling the proximal end back through the Murphy eye of the tube, allowing the clinician to control both the bougie and tube with one hand. This method increases operator confidence and control, especially when assistance is limited. The bougie typically measures around 60–70 cm and features a curved (coude) tip for easier tracheal guidance. 

The SurgiSleeve Wound Protector is a sterile, single-use device designed to protect surgical incisions from contamination while providing atraumatic retraction. The Extra Small size (2 cm – 4 cm) is suitable for small incisions. It helps reduce the risk of surgical site infections by creating a barrier between the incision and external contaminants, while also improving surgical exposure. The device is flexible, easy to apply and remove, and enhances patient safety during procedures.