Real-time Observation Of Glottic Position With A Video Laryngeal Mask For

Product Specification

Real-time Observation Of Glottic Position With A Video Laryngeal Mask For Anesthesia Surgery

Product Introduction

This product consists of a mask made of medical-grade liquid silicone and a main PVC ventilation tube, with a dual-lumen design (one for ventilation and one for gastric tube insertion or suction). Its most notable feature is the integration of a high-definition camera at the end of the mask, providing a 120-degree color HD field of view and a focal length of 20-100mm, allowing the user to continuously observe the glottis and surrounding structures during insertion and throughout the entire procedure. This not only ensures accurate placement of the mask, but also assists in diagnosing ventilation failure, detecting secretions, tumors, or foreign bodies, and even assessing vocal cord function after surgery. The product is available in multiple sizes, ranging from #1.0 to #5.0, covering the entire patient population from newborns to adults (weighing <5kg to 100kg). As a disposable device, it effectively avoids the risk of cross-infection and has passed relevant certifications such as ISO and FDA to ensure its safety and reliability.

Advantages

Compared to traditional laryngeal masks, the MCREAT visual laryngeal mask has multiple significant advantages. Its core advantage lies in visualization , providing a continuous and clear view of the glottis, completely eliminating the position uncertainty caused by blind insertion, and greatly improving the first-time insertion success rate and overall operational safety.

The dual-lumen design provides active gastrointestinal decompression capabilities, significantly reducing the risk of reflux and aspiration of gastric contents, which is a huge safety upgrade compared to the first-generation product.

Its medical-grade silicone cuff is soft and conformable, creating a better seal while reducing irritation and damage to throat tissues, improving patient comfort and safety.

The product comes in a wide range of sizes , allowing one set to meet the needs of all patients, from newborns to adults, making it easier for hospitals to purchase and manage. As a single-use device , it completely avoids the cross-infection and incomplete cleaning and disinfection issues that can arise from reused equipment.

In addition, it integrates multiple functions such as ventilation, drainage, visualization, and intubation guidance , providing a comprehensive and cost-effective solution.

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FAQ​

Q: Is this video laryngeal mask disposable ?

A: Yes, this product is designed for single use. This is to minimize the risk of cross-infection between patients and to ensure optimal sterility with every use.

Q: What age groups of patients is it suitable for ?

A: It offers 7 sizes from #1.0 (suitable for newborns weighing less than 5kg) to #5.0 (suitable for adults weighing 70-100kg), covering almost all age and weight ranges of patients, including infants, children and adults .

Q: How does the visual feature help prevent complications ?

A: Through real-time video, the operator can directly confirm whether the laryngeal mask is in place, whether the seal is good, and whether the glottis is open. This can immediately detect and correct improper positioning problems, thereby avoiding complications such as insufficient ventilation, gastric distension or throat damage caused by misplacement.

Q: How to deal with the risk of gastric reflux ?

A: This product is a third-generation design equipped with an independent drainage lumen. During operation, a gastric tube can be inserted through this lumen to continuously or intermittently aspirate gastric fluid and gas, actively managing gastric contents and greatly reducing the risk of reflux and aspiration .

Q: What is the camera's field of view and clarity ?

A: The integrated camera provides a 120-degree color high-definition (HD) wide-angle field of view with a focal length range of 20mm to 100mm, which can provide clear and continuous images of the entire glottis area, sufficient to meet clinical positioning and observation needs .