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Redesigned for today

The McMurray Enhanced Airway (MEA) is designed to comfortably and safely maintain a patient’s airway. It was created by an anesthesia professional to address the gaps with current airway devices.
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Overview

The MEA is an innovative distal pharyngeal airway (DPA) designed to help improve safety, outcomes, provider satisfaction and reduce healthcare costs. 

Benefits
  • Fast and easy to use

  • Effectively maintains airway

  • Decreases hypoxia on intubation

  • Relieves difficult mask ventilation 

  • Secure placement 

  • EGD bite block-compatible 

Technology

Oral airways have not been significantly redesigned in nearly 100 years. The MEA is designed specifically to eliminate issues associated with traditional airway usage.

McMurray Enhanced Airway (MEA)

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How it works

How it works

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Increases Patient Comfort

  • Flexible material helps to eliminate sore, scratchy throats 

  • The MEA is longer, softer, and smaller in diameter compared to traditional oral airways

  • Decreases the need for a chin lift or jaw thrust, reducing postoperative chin and jaw discomfort

  • Helps increase ability to breathe with ease by eliminating upper airway obstruction

  • Elongated shock-absorbing bite block shifts the bite to the molars, decreasing risk of dental damage 

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Helps Reduce
Airway 
Risks

  • Provides a patent airway to improve patient oxygen saturation 

  • By using the optional 15 mm connector with the anesthesia circuit, the longer airway delivers oxygen closer to the lungs and away from the surgical area, reducing fire risk

  • Large flange reduces risk of the airway dislodging

  • Easy to place alongside an upper endoscopy bite block

  • Attaches to anesthesia
    circuit or bag valve mask
    (BVM) to deliver apneic or
    passive oxygenation
    during intubation

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Improves Provider Satisfaction

  • Easy to insert, with no need for lubricant or tongue depressor

  • Decreases the need for a chin lift or jaw thrust, keeping providers' hands free for other tasks​

  • Offers an alternative method to improving oxygen saturation during routine or difficult mask ventilation

  • Supplied in individual small pouches for easy and convenient stocking and use

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The MEA Difference

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Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA)
Oropharyngeal Airway (OPA)
Distal Pharyngeal Airway (DPA)
Eliminates Epistaxis
No lubrication, tongue depressor or rotation needed
Stents open redundant pharyngeal tissue
Soft and flexible
Cushioned bite block
External flange to prevent aspiration and swallowing
Optional connector
Relieves difficult mask ventilation via intraoral ventilation
Reduces Fire Risk - attaches to anesthesia circuit
The MEA Difference
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