Conventional Straight Paediatric Laryngoscope Set

Conventional Straight Paediatric Laryngoscope Set Specification

Instruments Type
Surgical/Diagnostic

Function
Paediatric airway visualization and intubation

Accuracy
High precision in airway visualization

Features
Interchangeable blades; bright illumination; anti-corrosive; ergonomic handle

Usage Type
Hospital, Clinic, Emergency

Shelf Life
5-7 Years (with proper maintenance)

Storage Instructions
Store in dry, clean area; avoid moisture exposure

Equipment Type
Paediatric Laryngoscope Set

Material
Stainless Steel and Medical-Grade Plastic

Condition
New

Technology
Conventional

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent (Non-powered)

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Airway management, intubation in paediatric patients

Power Source
Battery (for handle illumination)

Power Consumption
Low (used only for blade illumination)

Voltage
1.5V (Standard AA/AAA Battery or equivalent)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by blade size; handle typically 130mm x 20mm

Weight
Approx. 120-250g (Set dependent)

Color
Silver with colored accents (may vary)

About Conventional Straight Paediatric Laryngoscope Set

Types of Laryngoscopy

There are several ways your doctor may do this procedure:

Indirect laryngoscopy. This is the simplest form. Your doctor uses a small mirror and a light to look into your throat. The mirror is on a long handle, like the kind a dentist often uses, and its placed against the roof of your mouth.

The doctor shines a light into your mouth to see the image in the mirror. It can be done in a doctors office in just 5 to 10 minutes.

Youll sit in a chair while the exam is done. Your doctor might spray something into your throat to make it numb. Having something stuck in your throat might make you gag, however.

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Direct fiber-optic laryngoscopy. Many doctors now do this kind, sometimes called flexible laryngoscopy. They use a small telescope at the end of a cable, which goes up your nose and down into your throat.

It takes less than 10 minutes. Youll get a numbing medication for your nose. Sometimes a decongestant is used to open your nasal passages as well. Gagging is a common reaction with this procedure as well.

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Direct laryngoscopy. This is the most involved type. Your doctor uses a laryngoscope to push down your tongue and lift up the epiglottis. Thats the flap of cartilage that covers your windpipe. It opens during breathing and closes during swallowing.

Your doctor can do this to remove small growths or samples of tissue for testing. They can also use this procedure to insert a tube into the windpipe to help someone breathe during an emergency or in surgery.

Direct laryngoscopy can take up to 45 minutes. Youll be given whats called general anesthesia, so that you will not be awake during the procedure. Your doctor can take out any growths in your throat or take a sample of something that might need to be checked more closely.

Precision in Paediatric Airway Management

Designed for infants and children, this laryngoscope set provides accurate visualization of the airway during intubation. The Miller blades' straight design ensures effective handling even in delicate paediatric anatomical situations. Its ergonomic handle and bright illumination reduce procedural time and improve patient safety in critical care environments.

Robust, Sterilizable Construction

All blades are crafted from autoclavable stainless steel for repeated sterilization, maintaining hygiene standards in medical settings. The reusable handle can be disinfected, supporting operational longevity and patient protection. With interchangeable blades, clinicians can efficiently adapt the device to different paediatric age groups.

Comprehensive Set for Convenience

Each package contains three sizes of Miller blades, a battery-powered handle, and a storage case. Engineered for portability and reliability, this set is indispensable for emergency response teams, clinics, and hospitals seeking efficient paediatric airway management tools.

FAQ's of Conventional Straight Paediatric Laryngoscope Set:

Q: How do you sterilize the Paediatric Laryngoscope Set blades and handle?

A: The blades are made from autoclavable stainless steel, meaning they can be sterilized using a steam autoclave. The handle is reusable and should be disinfected with appropriate medical-grade wipes instead of autoclaving.

Q: What blade sizes are included, and which paediatric patients are they appropriate for?

A: The set includes Miller blades in sizes 0, 1, and 2. Size 0 is typically used for neonates, size 1 for infants, and size 2 for older infants and small children, ensuring age-appropriate airway management.

Q: When should this laryngoscope set be used in clinical practice?

A: This set is ideal for airway visualization and intubation in paediatric patients during surgical procedures, emergency interventions, or in intensive care units, particularly when precise airway access is crucial.

Q: Where can this laryngoscope set be utilized?

A: Suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, emergency medical services, and any medical setting requiring reliable paediatric intubation equipment, the set is portable and easy to transport due to its compact design.

Q: What illumination options are available for the blades, and how is the device powered?

A: The blades use high-intensity illumination from either an LED or xenon bulb, depending on model. Power is supplied via standard 1.5V AA or AAA batteries housed in the handle, with minimal energy consumption as illumination is only active during use.

Q: How does the detachable blade design improve usability?

A: Detachable blades can be swiftly changed, allowing clinicians to switch between different sizes without handling a separate device. Non-detachable configurations provide added strength and stability, catering to clinician preferences and procedural needs.

Q: What are the key benefits of using this conventional paediatric laryngoscope set?

A: Key benefits include high accuracy in airway visualization, a silent manual operation, reliable illumination, ergonomic handle for comfort, and compliance with CE and ISO standards. The device's durability and portability make it suitable for various clinical environments.