DescriptionProduct: Ambu Video Laryngoscope Brand: Ambu Model: King Vision aBlade Origin: USAVideo Link: Overview of Ambu King Vision aBladeDescription: – Ambu Video Laryngoscope King Vision is designed for indirect visualisation of the vocal cords which minimise the need for tissue manipulation and improves the ability to see anterior airways – Such reliable performance is a necessity, not an option. – King Vision comes with the choice of two blade types that allow users to keep their preferred technique in terms of tube delivery, offering an unique flexibilityFeatures: – King Vision offers the choice of two blade types for user flexibility. – Light weight, self-contained and battery operated, which makes it operational in seconds – Ergonomically designed to provide minimal lifting of soft tissue and impact on teeth. – Full colour TFT LCD display with advanced imaging technology that provides visionary performance in the palm of your hand. – Single-use blades eliminate risk of cross contamination. – With a clear image viewing in 160° panoramic field King Vision is suitable for training of intubation skills. – The robust, full-color, smudge proof, non glare display can resist repeated cleaning and normal use wear and tear. – Video output capability is compatible with external monitor and recording devices.Technical Specifications: – Display: Reusable full colour TFT LCD display, 2.4” – Batteries: 3 AAA batteries – Battery life: about 90 minutes – Video adapter: Reusable video adapter with camera and white LED light – Blades: Disposable channelled and non-channelled blades – ET tube size for channelled blades: aBlade 2C: 4.5-5.5 mm aBlade 3C: 6.0-8.0 mm – Cable: Custom Video-out Cable (2.75m / 9’) For more Laryngoscopes, visit the following link: recoverybd.com/Laryngoscope ******************************************************************************For any details, call 880-1825058833 or 880-1511058833(What’s App, Viber, Imo, WeChat, Telegram)recovery: an online shop and trusted name to buy medical equipment near you in Bangladesh
