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| Brand Name: | MCREAT/OEM |
| Model Number: | MC-08815 |
| MOQ: | 10 Pieces |
| Price: | USD 7.2-9 /Piece |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, T/T, D/A, D/P, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 50, 000PCS/Month |
Video Channel Available Endotracheal Tube for Easy Observation
Supraglottic airway devices are currently widely used for airway management both for anaesthesia and emergency medicine. First-generation SADs only had a ventilation channel and did not provide protection from possible aspiration of gastric content if regurgitation occurred. Second-generation SADs are equipped with a gastric channel to allow the insertion of a gastric catheter and suctioning of gastric content. Additionally, the seal was improved by a change in the shape of the cuff. Some second-generation SADs were also designed to allow for intubation through the lumen using fiberscopes. Although the safety and efficacy of use of SADs are very high, there are still some issues in terms of providing an adequate seal and protection from possible complications related to misplacement of SAD. New SADs which allow users to choose the insertion scope and control the position of SAD can overcome those problems. Additionally, the Video Laryngeal Mask Airway may serve as an endotracheal intubation device, offering a good alternative to fibre-optic intubation through second-generation SADs. In this narrative review, we provide knowledge of the use of video laryngeal mask airways and the possible advantages of introducing them into daily clinical practice.
Laryngeal mask airway devices are used to provide a clear airway during anaesthesia and other medical procedures. These devices are inserted into the patient’s airway and held in place by suction, which helps to keep the airway open and prevent collapse. LMA devices are typically used in conjunction with a tube and collection canister, and they may be left in place for several hours following surgery. Negative pressure therapy provided a reliable and effective method for maintaining an airway whereas traditional airway management techniques, such as intubation and tracheotomy, were often difficult to perform and had a high risk of complications.
Product Data
| CODE | SIZE | WEIGH |
| MC-08710 | #1.0 | <5kgs |
| MC-08715 | #1.5 | 5kgs-10kgs |
| MC-08720 | #2.0 | 10kgs-20kgs |
| MC-08725 | #2.5 | 20kgs-30kgs |
| MC-08730 | #3.0 | 30kgs-50kgs |
| MC-08740 | #4.0 | 50kgs-70kgs |
| MC-08750 | #5.0 | 70kgs-100kgs |
Vision Mask is the world’s first disposable laryngeal mask that allows continuous vision. In addition, it solves, all in one at a competitive price, other classic problems of blind masks such as correct positioning, bronchoaspiration, visual aid in emergency intubation, introduction of a fiberscope or standard or CPAP ventilation. The camera offers a 120º color HD viewing angle and a focus of 20 to 100 mm. This provides a continuous view of the entire glottis for correct placement of the mask, diagnosis of ventilation failure, detection of secretions, tumors or foreign bodies, and possible injury to the laryngeal recurrent nerve of the vocal cords after surgery. Vision Mask is a solution from experienced anesthesia and critical care healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals working the airway.
Advantage
-Medical Grade Silicone For Super Compatibility
-Wire Reinforced Tube
-Flexible Tube
-Liquid Transition
-Pre-oxygenate and standard monitoring of the patients
-Use appropriate anaesthesia drugs or medicines on the patient prior to insertion of
the VISION MASK, to get the appropriate level of anaesthesia.
-Choose the right VISION MASK size following doctors clinical experience and help by
the excel of different VISION MASK sizes and performances at the end of this manual.
-Have another VISION MASK with an upper number size and another lower number
size ready
-Use gentle force, do not make excess force
