Tracheostomy Tube Holder (Collateral & Product Overview)
A Tracheostomy Tube Holder (or Tracheostomy Collar/Tie) is a specialized medical-grade collar designed to secure tracheostomy tubes firmly around the patient's neck, replacing traditional cotton or twill ties to minimize skin trauma and prevent accidental decannulation.

1. Key Product Features & Design
Soft, Moisture-Wicking Lining: Features a cushioned, skin-friendly foam core or moisture-wicking fleece lining that prevents sweat accumulation, neck chafing, and skin breakdown.
Adjustable Dual-Tab System: Utilizes durable hook-and-loop (Velcro) fasteners that thread directly through the eyelets of the tracheostomy neck flange for a firm, custom fit.
Two-Piece Adjustable Neck Band: Allows clinicians and caregivers to easily adjust collar length without removing the tube or applying excessive pressure to the stoma.
Latex-Free & Single-Patient Use: Designed to meet strict infection control standards in hospitals, ICUs, and home care.

2. Primary Clinical Applications
Preventing Accidental Decannulation: Provides reliable stability against sudden coughing fits, patient movement, or ventilator circuit tension.
Reducing Stoma Irritation: Limits movement of the tracheostomy tube within the trachea, reducing coughing reflexes, tracheal friction, and granulation tissue formation.
Enhancing Patient Comfort: Evenly distributes pressure across the back of the neck to prevent pressure injury during long-term airway management.

3. Quick Instructions for Use (IFU)
Thread the Tabs: Insert one hook-and-loop fastener tab through the eyelet on the tracheostomy tube's neck flange.
Secure the First Side: Fold the tab back onto the neck strap and press firmly to lock the fastener.
Wrap & Adjust: Pass the neck band around the patient's neck, ensuring it lies flat without twisting.
Attach Second Tab: Thread the remaining tab through the opposite neck flange eyelet, pull to desired tension, and secure.
Check Tension: Verify proper fit—there should be enough clearance to comfortably insert one to two fingers between the holder and the patient’s neck