3 inch Touch Screen Veterinary Anesthesia Video Laryngoscope

Designed for Veterinary Intubation & Airway Diagnosis

Traditional laryngoscopes rely heavily on operator experience and limited direct vision. This veterinary video laryngoscope for intubation provides realtime video feedback, improving glottis exposure while reducing airway trauma—especially in small animals or emergency cases.

Key Features & Clinical Advantages

• Full Digital HD Camera System

Delivers clear, realtime visualization of the larynx and airway structures

• 3-Inch Integrated Display

Large handheld screen enhances procedural accuracy and teaching visibility

• Adjustable LED Illumination

Optimized lighting for different animal sizes and throat anatomies

• Veterinary-Specific Blade Design

Blade curvature tailored for cats, dogs, and small animals to easily expose the glottis

• Medical-Grade Stainless Steel Blades

Made from 304/316 stainless steel, integrally stamped with rounded edges to prevent airway injury

• Ultra-Lightweight Ergonomic Handle (<100 g)

Engineering plastic + aluminum alloy construction with antislip texture, suitable for gloved operation

Hygiene, Disinfection & Clinical Compliance

• Detachable Blades support 134 °C autoclave sterilization, meeting veterinary hospital standards

• Anti-corrosion Handle Surface allows alcohol or chlorine-based surface disinfection

• Designed for high-frequency clinical use with simple and efficient cleaning workflows

Typical Clinical Use Cases

• Endotracheal Intubation during Anesthesia

• Pharyngeal & Laryngeal Examination (inflammation, swelling, foreign bodies)

• Emergency Airway Management in clinics or outdoor rescue

• Veterinary Teaching & Training with visual guidance and recordkeeping

Many veterinary hospitals adopt video laryngoscopy to improve firstpass intubation success and reduce airway complications.

Clinical Operation Overview (Simplified)

1. Position the animal laterally and gently open the mouth

1. Insert the blade along the right side of the oral cavity

1. Lift slightly to expose the glottis using blade curvature

1. Perform intubation or airway examination

1. Remove, disassemble, and store components safely

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