About VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE
Things to Look for / Key Specifications
When evaluating video laryngoscopes, consider:
| Feature |
Why It Matters |
| Blade types & sizes |
Must support adult, pediatric, perhaps neonatal blades. |
| Reusable vs disposable blades |
Reusable blades reduce cost but need sterilization. |
| Camera specs |
Resolution, frame rate (e.g. 2 megapixels, 30 fps), field of view angle etc. |
| Display / monitor |
Size, resolution, detachable vs fixed, rotational mounting. |
| Illumination / LED brightness |
Sufficient lighting, anti-fog, good LED. |
| Battery / power |
Battery life, rechargeability, backup power. |
| Recording / data storage |
Ability to save images/video, memory card, export. |
| Durability & sterilizability |
Blade material (e.g. stainless steel), waterproof, sterilizable. |
| Ergonomics & ease of use |
Weight, handle grip, intuitive operation. |
Versatile and Durable DesignEngineered for both hospital and clinical settings, the Video Laryngoscope utilizes robust materials like stainless steel and medical-grade polycarbonate for its blades, ensuring durability and hygiene. The ergonomic handle and varied blade sizes, coupled with a lightweight construction (approx. 300 gm), offer comfort and versatility for diverse procedures.
Advanced Visualization and RecordingFeaturing a high-definition (1280 x 720 pixels) camera and LED illumination, the device delivers a clear, 60-degree field of view for accurate airway visualization. Photo and video recording functionalities allow seamless documentation, with storage capacity up to 32GB on Micro SD. Real-time display on a 3.5-inch LCD ensures reliable intubation and procedure efficiency.
Reliable Power and SafetyThe laryngoscope is powered by a rechargeable lithium battery, offering continuous operation for approximately 34 hours with a quick 2-hour recharge time. The blade is IPX7 waterproof, supporting rigorous cleaning protocols. Designed to work in a wide humidity (1593%) and temperature range (0C - 60C operational), it ensures consistent functionality in various environments.
FAQs of VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE:
Q: How is the Video Laryngoscope used for airway management and intubation?
A: The Video Laryngoscope is designed for clear airway visualization and endotracheal intubation. Simply select the appropriate blade size, power on the device, and use the anti-fog, high-definition camera for a precise view during the procedure. Its ergonomic design and LED illumination allow clinicians to perform intubations efficiently and safely.
Q: What materials are used in the blades, and can they be reused?
A: The device offers blades made of either medical-grade stainless steel or polycarbonate. Both reusable and disposable blade options are available, providing flexibility according to hospital protocols. The stainless steel ensures durability, while polycarbonate offers lightweight convenience.
Q: When should the battery be recharged, and what is its runtime?
A: The Video Laryngoscopes rechargeable lithium battery provides approximately 3-4 hours of continuous use per charge. It is recommended to recharge the device after each use or when the battery is low, which takes around 2 hours to reach full capacity.
Q: Where can images and video recordings be stored and transferred?
A: All captured images and videos can be conveniently stored on a Micro SD card (up to 32GB supported) or transferred via USB to a computer or other storage device, streamlining documentation and data sharing for clinical records.
Q: What are the benefits of the devices high-definition camera and anti-fog properties?
A: The high-definition camera with a 60 field of view provides sharp, accurate visualization during intubation, while the anti-fog feature ensures a consistently clear view, minimizing delays and enhancing patient safety.
Q: Is the laryngoscope blade waterproof, and how should it be cleaned?
A: Yes, the blade carries an IPX7 waterproof rating, meaning it can be submerged in water up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes, facilitating thorough cleaning and disinfection between uses.