Miller Conventional Laryngoscope

The Miller Conventional Laryngoscope is a fundamental airway management tool featuring a straight blade design, used primarily for direct laryngoscopy and endotracheal intubation. Unlike the curved Macintosh blade, the straight Miller blade is designed to lift the epiglottis directly out of the line of sight, providing a straight-line view of the glottis. This makes it particularly effective for intubating infants, children, and adults with specific airway anatomy, such as a long, floppy epiglottis. Its robust, reusable construction ensures reliability in operating rooms, emergency departments, and ICUs.

Key Features:

Straight blade design for direct elevation of the epiglottis during laryngoscopy.
Often preferred for pediatric intubation and adults with challenging anterior larynx anatomy.
Provides a straight-line view of the vocal cords, which can be advantageous in specific scenarios.
Compatible with standard laryngoscope handles.
Durable, medical-grade stainless steel construction for repeated sterilization and use.
A classic and essential blade type for a complete airway management arsenal.