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A Simple Modification to the New Shiley™ Tracheotomy Inner Cannula Improves Phonation With Finger Occlusion.

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A simple paper tape wrap modification allows patients to use finger occlusion for phonation with new Shiley™ tracheotomy tubes, overcoming air leaks and improving communication.

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  • Existing workarounds carry risks like infection or airway obstruction.