Laryngoscope Blades – Sizes 000 to 4 – Macintosh and Miller Designs (10 pcs)

Product Information for Laryngoscope Blades (Sizes 000, 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4)

• Description: Laryngoscope blades are essential medical instruments used to visualize the larynx during procedures such as tracheal intubation. They come in various sizes and designs to accommodate different patient anatomies and clinical scenarios.​

• Types of Blades:

  • Macintosh Blade: A curved blade that indirectly lifts the epiglottis by placing its tip in the vallecula, facilitating visualization of the vocal cords.​
  • Miller Blade: A straight blade designed to directly lift the epiglottis, providing a clear view of the glottis, especially useful in pediatric patients or those with difficult airways.​

• Sizes:

  • Size 000: Typically used for premature neonates.​
  • Size 00: Suitable for neonates.​
  • Size 0: Designed for infants.​
  • Size 1: Appropriate for small children.​
  • Size 2: Intended for larger children.​
  • Size 3: Standard adult size.​
  • Size 4: Used for large adults or patients with specific anatomical considerations.​

• Material: Constructed from medical-grade stainless steel or durable polymers. Single-use blades are often made from high-quality plastic to ensure sterility and reduce cross-contamination risks.​

• Features:

  • Fiber Optic Illumination: Provides enhanced visibility of the airway structures.​
  • Low-Profile Design: Minimizes the risk of dental trauma and allows better maneuverability.​
  • Matte Finish: Reduces light reflection, improving visual clarity during procedures.

• Usage:

  • Airway Management: Facilitates endotracheal intubation during anesthesia or emergency interventions.​
  • Diagnostic Procedures: Assists in the examination of the laryngeal structures.​

• Common Applications:

  • Operating Rooms: Routine intubations for surgical procedures.​
  • Emergency Departments: Airway management in critical care situations.​
  • Intensive Care Units: Management of patients requiring mechanical ventilation.