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Laryngoscopes

Laryngoscopes give a view of the larynx, either to place an endotracheal tube or to operate on the vocal cords. Intubation laryngoscopes are a handle and a blade; operating (suspension) laryngoscopes are longer tubes that expose the larynx for microlaryngeal surgery; and flexible rhinolaryngoscopes are used for office examination.

This collection covers all three, plus handles, light cables and laryngeal mirrors. Listings name the system and size; send us your model numbers if you need to match existing equipment.

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  • Michel Laryngeal Mirror 25cm 12mm
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    Michel Laryngeal Mirror 25cm 12mm

    Michel laryngeal mirror with a 25cm handle and a 12mm round reflective head. Used for indirect laryngoscopy and posterior oropharyngeal examination...

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  • Miller Fiber Optic Laryngoscope Set Fig. 1-4 with Case and Handle
    $772.43 - $772.43
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    Miller Fiber Optic Laryngoscope Set Fig. 1-4 with Case and Handle

    Miller fiber optic cold light laryngoscope set including one case, one battery handle, four blades sized Fig. 1 through Fig. 4, and one Xenon spare...

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  • Miller Laryngoscope Set Fig. 1-4 with Case, Handle and 4 Blades
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    Miller Laryngoscope Set Fig. 1-4 with Case, Handle and 4 Blades

    Miller warm light laryngoscope set supplied in a case with one battery handle, four blades sized Fig. 1 through Fig. 4, and two spare bulbs. German...

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  • Rusch Fiberoptic Laryngoscope Handle, M
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    Rusch Fiberoptic Laryngoscope Handle, M

    Rusch 4411100 Fiberoptic Laryngoscope Handle, M About this instrument Operating laryngoscopes expose the larynx for microlaryngeal surgery and...

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What This Collection Covers

  • Intubation laryngoscopes — Miller blade sets Fig. 1–4 with handle and case, fibre optic and standard; fibre optic handles
  • Operating laryngoscopes — Kleinsasser (medium, large, extra large, anterior commissure), Holinger anterior commissure, Benjamin paediatric and slimline patterns
  • Flexible rhinolaryngoscopes — 3.7 mm
  • Accessories — handles, light cables, Michel laryngeal mirrors

Miller or Macintosh Blade?

A Miller blade is straight and lifts the epiglottis directly; it is often preferred for infants and small children, and for patients with a floppy or long epiglottis. A Macintosh blade is curved and sits in the vallecula. Sizes run from 0 (neonate) upward.

How to Choose

Intubation. Choose blade type and size by patient; a set covering Fig. 1–4 handles most adult and paediatric cases.

Microlaryngeal surgery. Kleinsasser for general adult work; anterior commissure scopes for difficult anterior exposure; Benjamin for children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an anterior commissure laryngoscope?
An operating laryngoscope with a narrow, angled tip designed to expose the front of the vocal cords, which is hard to see with a standard scope.

What is fibre optic illumination?
Light carried through fibres in the blade from a lamp in the handle, giving a cooler, brighter light than a bulb on the blade.

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