Description

Designed for medical professionals, the Blade Laryngoscope Fiber Optic Classic offers exceptional performance in airway management. This reusable laryngoscope blade is crafted from high-quality, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, ensuring durability and longevity even after numerous sterilization cycles.

Key Features

• Advanced Illumination: Equipped with a fiber optic light guide, it provides bright, focused illumination, enhancing visibility during procedures. The compatibility with both Xenon and LED light sources allows for versatile use, depending on the handle.

• Versatile Blade Design: Available in various types such as Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy, and in multiple sizes to accommodate patients from neonates to adults. The matte finish reduces glare, while the smooth, polished surface ensures safe handling and easy cleaning.

• Secure Attachment: Features a reinforced ball-lock or standardized attachment system, providing a reliable connection to laryngoscope handles. Conforms to ISO 7376 (Green Standard) for universal compatibility.

Durability and Maintenance

Designed for extensive reuse, the blade withstands up to 2000–4000 autoclave cycles, depending on the model. Some models offer maintenance-free use, while others have replaceable light guides or bulbs, contributing to long-term cost-effectiveness.

Safety and Ergonomics

The cool, bright illumination minimizes the risk of tissue burning, while the ergonomic design reduces patient injury risk. Non-slip handles, latex-free options, and non-magnetic variants enhance usability in diverse clinical settings.

Cleaning and Sterilization

Compatible with various cleaning methods, including manual and mechanical cleaning, and steam sterilization. Notably, it is compatible with ethylene oxide (ETO) and Sterrad® methods. Proper maintenance includes inspecting blades and handles for wear and ensuring battery removal from handles before sterilization.

Regulatory Compliance

The device is CE marked and complies with relevant standards such as EN ISO 7376 and Medical Directive 93/42/EEC. Proper storage and disposal according to local guidelines are recommended to maintain its integrity and performance.

Common Use Cases

Ideal for endotracheal intubation, direct laryngoscopy, and comprehensive airway management in operating rooms, emergency departments, and training environments. Contraindications include certain cervical spine injuries and severe respiratory obstructions, necessitating careful patient assessment before use.

This laryngoscope blade is an essential tool for anesthesiologists, otolaryngologists, and emergency physicians, providing reliable performance and enhancing patient care through superior design and functionality.