Conventional Laryngoscope | Medic Instrument

A Conventional Laryngoscope is a fundamental airway management device used to visualize the larynx and facilitate endotracheal intubation. It consists of a handle containing batteries and a removable blade (e.g., Macintosh curved or Miller straight) with a light source. The blade is inserted into the mouth to lift the tongue and epiglottis, providing a direct line of sight to the vocal cords. Its robust, reusable design makes it a reliable and cost-effective staple in operating rooms, emergency departments, and intensive care units for securing a patient’s airway during anesthesia or respiratory failure.

Key Features:

Consists of a handle and interchangeable blades (Macintosh, Miller) for different anatomies.
Provides direct visualization of the glottis for endotracheal tube placement.
Reusable stainless steel construction for durability and repeated sterilization.
Essential for general anesthesia, emergency intubation, and critical care.
A fundamental, time-tested tool for anesthesiologists, EMTs, and intensivists.
The standard device for performing direct laryngoscopy.