the clinical situation in which a conventionally trained anesthesiologist experiences difficulty with mask ventilation, difficulty with tracheal intubation or both.
Common risk factors associated with difficult airway:
History previous noted difficulties
Large Tongue
Male
Receding Jaw
Age 40~59
High Arched Palate
Diabetes
Prominent uppers
Acromegaly
Short thick Neck
Rheumatoid arthritis
Fixed or "high" larynx
Obstructive sleep apnea
Mouth opeaning <4cm
Head and neck surgery,radiation
Mallampati class 3 or 4
Upper airway trauma,burn or swelling
Reduced head/neck
Video laryngoscope Application:
As a perfect solution for doctors in Anesthesia, ICU, Operation Room,
Emergency Rescue to handle all kinds of airway management problems.
Video laryngoscope Advantage:
Eliminates cost and time associated with reprocessing blades
Light-weight, “Two in One” blade without the need to carry multiple handles, blades or batteries
Macintosh profile for adults
Miller profile for pediatrics
Powerful Super Bright Pure White Water Clear LED for easy viewing
Video laryngoscope Features:
Blades: Mil0, Mac1,Mac2,Mac3,Mac4,D-airway.
6 sizes blades will be applicable for all levels patients intubation.
(excepting the high and bad situations airways intubation)
