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King Vision Video
Laryngoscope
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The pitch:
Battery-operated scope's dis-
posable blades bring new optics, LED
light and anti-fog lens to each use.
Dr. Brun:
The integrated, fixed-position
video monitor may make contact with
poorly positioned patients who have
large chests, so the device's ability to
connect via cable to a standard video
monitor might prove a useful option.
Dr. Sinha:
It conveniently accommodates
2 types of blades: 18 mm channeled
blades, which are somewhat big but
don't require a stylet for endotracheal
tube placement, and 13 mm standard
blades for smaller mouth openings and
freehand guiding. It seems that it would
be easy to get the tube caught on the
right aryepiglottic fold.
