Multi-functional Airway Trolley, equipped with most HAIYE products, Reusable/Disposable/Flexible video laryngoscope, Electronic bronchoscope, Video stylet, Single-use ureteroscope, Single-use visual laryngoscope blade, Medical image processor.
1. Applicable people: 6 sizes of blades (Miller 0. Miller 1, Mac 2, Mac 3, Mac 4, D-blade), ergonomically designed to meet the needs of children to adults and difficult airway intubation.
2. HD display: 3 million camera system with 3" non-touch monitor /3.5" touch monitor
3. Cost-effective: 316 stainless steel blades, re-sterilizable for use
4 Video laryngoscope uses: suitable for a variety of medical scenarios: photo, video, freeze frame, HD output, can be connected to a large screen
5. Long life: 3400 mAh high-capacity Li battery, can be used continuously for 6 hours
6. Multilingual: switch between multiple national languages at any time
7. The monitor (3 inch and 3.5 inch) can be common with HYHJ-KP series disposable video laryngoscope
1. Applicable people: three sizes of camera parts can be adapted to up to three sizes of disposable blades, ergonomic design, to meet the needs of children to adults and difficult airway intubation
2. Display: 2 million camera system, 3 inch monitor
3. No need to sterilize: single-use blades are individually sterile packaged, convenient, fast and reduce the risk of infection
4. Full-featured: photo, video, freeze frame, high-definition output, can be connected to a large screen
5. Long life span: 3400 mAh high-capacity battery, can be used continuously for 6 hours
6. Multilingual: switch between multiple national languages at any time
7. Model of HYHJ-1320 and HYHJ-1330 Haiye video laryngoscope series are optional
1. Applicable people: two sizes of camera parts can be adapted to up to 8 sizes of disposable blades, ergonomic design, to meet the needs of children to adults and difficult airway intubation
2. HD display: 3 million camera system, 3.5 inch touchable monitor
3. No need to sterilize: single-use blades are individually sterile packaged, convenient, fast and reduce the risk of infection
4. Full-featured: photo, video, freeze frame, high-definition output, can be connected to a large screen
5. Long life span: 3400 mAh high-capacity battery, can be used continuously for 6 hours
6. Multilingual: switch between multiple national languages at any time
7. Model of HYHJ-KP series and HYHJ-KM series are optional
The production adheres to the spirit of craftsmanship, using sufficient materials and fine workmanship, and using a smaller outer diameter to achieve a larger instrument channel; mainly composed of the 5 inch monitor, the tip part, the operating part and the insertion part; The products are divided into 4 specifications: HY-ZQ2.0, HY-ZQ2.8, HY-ZQ4.5 and HY-ZQ5.8.
A disposable handheld flexible electronic endoscope consisting of an electronic ureteropyeloscope, a perfusion plug and an optional accessory waterproof cover.
A video stylet is an advanced medical device that combines a flexible stylet with an integrated video camera, providing real-time visualization of the trachea and vocal cords during intubation. This innovative tool enhances patient safety and improves the success rate of airway management procedures by allowing clinicians to navigate the airway with greater precision and less trauma.
1. Humanized design: handle mesh design for easy operation
2. Blades material: 304 stainless steel
3. Light-emitting mode: LED bulb, through the optical fiber cold light source guide light, LED bulb placed in the front of the handle
4. Support immersion, high temperature, ethylene oxide disinfection methods
5. Six sizes of blades, suitable for a variety of people, to meet the airway intubation from infants to adults
6. Reusable (HP Series) and disposable (HP-Y) are optional
A video laryngoscope is a medical device used for intubation, which is the process of placing a tube into a patient's trachea (windpipe) to maintain an open airway and allow mechanical ventilation. It works by combining a laryngoscope, which is a tool used to visualize the larynx , with a video camera and screen.
Here's how a video laryngoscope typically works:
1. The operator inserts the blade of the laryngoscope into the patient's mouth and advances it along the tongue towards the larynx.
2. The blade has a built-in video camera at its tip, which captures a view of the larynx and surrounding structures.
3. This live video feed is transmitted to a monitor or screen, allowing the operator to see a magnified and often enhanced view of the laryngeal opening and vocal cords.
4. With this clear view, the operator can guide the endotracheal tube through the vocal cords and into the trachea more accurately and with less trauma compared to traditional laryngoscopy.
5. Some video laryngoscopes have additional features such as adjustable brightness, contrast, and even digital zoom to further enhance the view.
6. Once the tube is in place, the operator can inflate a balloon at the end of the tube to secure it and prevent air leakage around the tube.
7. After successful intubation, the video laryngoscope can be removed, leaving the endotracheal tube in place for mechanical ventilation.
Video laryngoscopes have become increasingly common in many operating rooms, emergency departments, and intensive care units because they can help improve the safety and efficiency of intubation, especially in patients with challenging airways.
Video laryngoscope is a medical device that is used to facilitate intubation, which is the insertion of a tube into the trachea (windpipe) to maintain an open airway or to assist with breathing.
Video laryngoscope is a specialized medical device used for intubation, which is the process of placing an endotracheal tube into a patient's trachea (windpipe) to secure the airway. It is an advanced version of the traditional laryngoscope, which has been used for many years to help with this procedure.
A video laryngoscope consists of several key components that work together to facilitate intubation:
1. Handle: The handle is the part of the device that is held by the user (the intubating healthcare provider).
2. Blade: The blade is the part that is inserted into the patient's mouth to expose the larynx and provide a path for the endotracheal tube.
3. Camera: A small high-definition camera is attached to the tip of the blade and transmits a clear image of the larynx and surrounding structures to the screen.
4. Screen: The image from the camera is displayed on a screen, which can be located on the handle itself or on a separate monitor.
5. Power Source: Video laryngoscopes are typically battery-powered for portability.
6. Connectors and Accessories: Depending on the model, a video laryngoscope may come with additional connectors for external monitoring, spare parts like replaceable blades, and protective covers for hygiene purposes.
7. User Interface: The device also have buttons or touchscreen controls to adjust brightness, zoom in or out, capture images, or record video.
A video laryngoscope is primarily used for intubation—inserting an endotracheal tube into a patient's trachea to secure the airway. While it is not primarily used as a diagnostic tool, it can provide visual information that may assist in the diagnosis of certain conditions related to the upper airway.