ClearVue VLXL

• ClearVue™ VLXL Features High Resolution
• 8 Inch Screen
• Mobile Stands Available
• 2 Models (Reusable Blade or Disposable Blade)
• Rigid Steel Construction of Hand Pieces
• Quick installation and Removal of Blades
• Quick Shot Camera Button for Photo and Video Recording
• 4 GB Data Storage (Approx. 80 Minutes of Stored Video)
• Use on Battery or AC Power
• Complete Blade Offerings
• Reusable Blade Model
• Macintosh Blades Size 1,2,3,4,5 Available
• Macintosh Curved “D” Blades Size 1,2,3,4,5 Available
• Miller Blades Size 0,1 available
• The ClearVue™ Comes standard with Macintosh Size 2,3, and 4 Blades Disposable Blade Model
• Macintosh Blade Size 1,2,3,4,5 Available
• Macintosh Channeled Blade Size 1,2,3,4,5 Available
• ClearVue XL 
• Laryngoscope Disposable Blades

There are many reasons that may require intubation with an endotracheal tube, including surgery, anesthesia, trauma, or serious illness.

Primary use cases include:

• Prior to surgery and anesthesia For foreign body removal
• Protect airway from bleeding or stomach content
• View airway abnormalities
• After surgery ventilation support
• Support difficulty in breathing
• When heavy sedation is required
• For higher oxygen concentration Benefits of Video

Laryngoscopes Vs Traditional

• Better Viewing
• The obvious key advantage of high-definition video
• laryngoscopes is being able to clearly visualize the patient’s airway in real-time in order for accurate tube placement.
• It creates much more convenient viewing options for both the primary caregiver and the medical team.
• Increases First Attempt Success Studies show that video laryngoscopy helps intubate patients on the first attempt more than traditional methods. This is especially true in critical care settings and during difficult intubation.
• Lower Rates of Esophageal Intubation One of the most common mistakes in intubation is to inadvertently place the endotracheal tube in the esophagus instead of the lower trachea. Video laryngoscopes are proven to reduce this common issue significantly making the overall successful procedure faster and less traumatic.
• Reduces Airway Trauma Using a video laryngoscope can reduce airway trauma by the reduced force that is required compared to a direct laryngoscope. This means less potential reflex reaction, tissue irritation and damage, bleeding, and reduced need for an induction agent.
• Improved Training & Teamwork With a screen that can be seen by others, team members can see the intubation in real-time and either provide assistance or use as real-time training. It’s also a faster signal to other clinicians and responders on the status and difficulty of the event providing a window into potential next steps.
• Recorded Events Reduce Additional Procedures Recorded events can reduce the number of additional exploratory procedures covering the same ground. Any previous damage to the recorded area can be viewed without a second exploration.

Easier to Use Video

• laryngoscopes increase “successful” intubations in difficult intubation and when the care provider is less experienced. The training curve is faster than traditional methods while the video and lighting greatly reduce the most common mistakes. This means fewer bottlenecks and short average time for a successful intubation.
• Addresses Immobility Issues With a video laryngoscope, it is not necessary to align the airway axes. This allows intubation to happen in cases with limited head and neck mobility.
• Pays for Itself Considering the critical nature of failed intubations, it is easy to understand that a small reduction in failure rates can have a tremendous positive impact on subsequent health events and costs as well as saving additional lives. Video laryngoscopes pay for themselves by providing perceived and statistically proven improvements in these failure rates.

• High-Definition
• 8 Inch HD Display
• Anti-Fog Optics Lens
• 2.0 Mega Pixel Camera With Video

• Durable
• 2 Years Warranty
• Screen Reinforced with Anti-Shatter Protection
• Light Weight Long Lasting Rechargeable Li-ion Battery