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OSM560-April_DIGITAL_Layout 1 4/5/13 2:32 PM Page 130 THINKING OF BUYING ... ny's video system is a portable, malleable video stylet with a camera and LED at the tip. The view lets users steer an endotracheal tube to exact placement in difficult and routine airways. The device can be used independently or as an adjunct to direct laryngoscopy, video laryngoscopy or supraglottics for anterior airways, small mouths or awake intubations. It even includes a red LED for transillumination and accommodates an optional longer stylet for double-lumen tubes. Covidien McGrath MAC Video Laryngoscope www.covidien.com/rms (800) 635-5267 Pricing: Handle, $2,500; blades, $12 each FYI: Covidien's McGrath MAC enhanced direct laryngoscope combines the familiarity of direct visualization and a Macintosh blade with the advantages of image-guided technology. Its anterior camera reduces the "tunnel vision" encountered with conventional, directview-only laryngoscopes to improve views for rapid, seamless tube placement. This can aid in managing difficult airways and also in avoiding the blind, misplaced and delayed intubations that can slow down everyday practice. Slim-line blades provide greater maneuverability in small mouth openings to prevent dental interactions during intubation. Physicians can benefit from the advantages of enhanced direct laryn1 3 0 | O U T PAT I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E | A P R I L 2 013

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