How to Replace a Trache Obstructed Trache

When you lose a mature trick, it's safer to replace because that tract is actually epithelialized. But how do we replace that trick? That's a great question. And the answer gets into a component of the trick we didn't talk about in Pro 1, the operator. The operator is that rigid piece of plastic that you put inside the trache to let you have an easy insertion. Yes, and if your patient's trache ever gets dislodged and you want to replace it, you got to know where to find that operator.

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