What is a CMAC video laryngoscope?
As C-MAC videolaryngoscope uses a Macintosh blade, the larynx can be seen either under direct vision or on a monitor. That is, the airway view on the monitor is similar to what is seen when looking directly into the mouth.
What is a CMAC blade?
The C-MAC (Karl Storz, Tuttlingen, Germany) incorporates a standard Macintosh blade with a camera placed at its tip and a video display unit (9). Therefore, the C-MAC can be used both as a standard direct laryngoscope and as an indirect laryngoscope.
What is the difference between GlideScope and CMAC?
The C-MAC has a blade shaped much like a standard Macintosh curve, allowing for a conventional approach similar to direct laryngoscopy. In contrast, the GlideScope video laryngoscope blade has a 60-degree curvature.
What does C-Mac stand for?
Concurrent Media Access Control
c-MAC
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| c-MAC | Concurrent Media Access Control |
What is a CMAC blade used for?
The C MAC™ D blade videolaryngoscope is used for difficult airway management under vision.
Who makes Glidescope?
Verathon Inc
GlideScope Core | Verathon Inc.
What is a Glidescope for intubation?
A Glidescope is a device that is used for difficult airway management. A Glidescope is a video laryngoscope that usually provides better visualization of the larynx compared with direct laryngoscopy when you need to maintain cervical immobilization, have excessive oral secretions, or anticipate a very anterior larynx.
How does a C Mac video laryngoscope work?
Merging the benefits of rigid and flexible endoscopes, the C-MAC Video Stylet has a camera and light source built into the flexible tip. An ET tube holder with oxygen port enables easy, controlled intubation. Details in this video. The C-MAC S single-use video laryngoscope is available in several blade styles and sizes.
Which is the best single use video laryngoscope blades?
The pediatric single-use video laryngoscope blades form a perfect symbiosis with the C-MAC® S Pediatric IMAGER and meet the highest hygiene standards. With the 3.0 x 51.5 and 4.0 x 65 Flexible Intubation Video Endoscopes (FIVE), KARL STORZ once again sets a new direction in airway management.
Can a video laryngoscope be disposable or reusable?
An ET tube holder with oxygen port enables easy, controlled intubation. Details in this video. The C-MAC S single-use video laryngoscope is available in several blade styles and sizes. The one-piece blade and handle is disposable, while the reusable imager is easy to disinfect.
What is Karl Storz 5 flexible intubation video endoscope?
The FIVE 3.0 for the Unexpected Difficult Airway Fine, fast, focused – the new visualization in flexible intubation With the 3.0 x 51.5 and 4.0 x 65 Flexible Intubation Video Endoscopes (FIVE), KARL STORZ once again sets a new direction in airway management.