Millions of general anesthesia are performed each year around the world.

In these procedures, when performed with an endotracheal tube, the most commonly used device for the insertion maneuver is the laryngoscope.

But direct laryngoscopy fails in a relevant percentage of cases, in patients with and without predictors of difficult airways, for reasons mainly related to the lack of anatomical view of the glottic orifice, and even of the epiglottis, which do not allow the tube to be directed correctly, or due to lack of experience of the doctor.

In these cases, a rescue alternative such as the video laryngoscope should be used, whose effectiveness is indisputable.

The video laryngoscope is the ideal device to ensure success in any intubation, particularly in patients with difficult airways, but it is a resource that implies a very high investment, which limits its availability and its widespread and recurrent use.

If they were affordable and available in all rooms where they are needed –operating rooms, intensive care units, emergency services, etc.– it would be the first-line device of choice for all medical personnel performing tracheal intubations and would not only be used as an alternative for complicated cases.

The Cleverscope gives added value to conventional laryngoscopes, converting, at the discretion of the physician, direct laryngoscopy into a video laryngoscopy in a simple and economical way, with superior clarity and image quality, improving glottic view and facilitating intubation extensively and in any context.

The Cleverscope allows:

Componentes

The Cleverscope is used with a monitor that allows the image to be displayed automatically, with an extension cable that allows the necessary distance for barrier-free intubation, a charging cable for the monitor and a clamp so that it can be hung on one of the supports of the medical center.