Why Airtraq Products AIRTRAQ AVANT: For routine intubations AIRTRAQ SP: For remote locations and emergencies Multiple video options Videos Clinical studies Training Technique Training portal FAQs Instructional videos Where to buy Request an Airtraq demostration Downloads Contact why Airtraq How Airtraq simplifies Video Laryngoscopy Clinical evidence of Airtraq’s superior performance. Airtraq Clinical Cases products AIRTRAQ AVANT: For routine intubations AIRTRAQ SP: For remote locations and emergencies Multiple viewing options videos clinical studies training Technique Instructional videos FAQs Training portal where to buy free demo downloads Wi-Fi Camera software High resolution images Brochures and instructions Clinical studies contact The most simple and complete solution for video laryngoscopy 90º shape & channel simplify ETT insertion learn more Low cost. Instant availability learn more Multiple Video options learn more How Airtraq simplifies Video Laryngoscopy Airtraq’s channel simplifies ETT insertion reducing intubation time. No stylet needed. Avoids potential injuries. Eliminates stylet costs. 90º shape minimizes hyperextension and reduces force required. Reduces hemodynamic reactivity Facilitates intubation from any position (face to face, etc.). High intubation success rate in Difficult Airways. Easier to learn than other Video laryngoscopes. Clinical evidence of Airtraq’s superior performance. Airtraq reduces intubation time against DL and other VL In morbidly obese patients Airtraq shortens intubation Airtraq requires less forces than DL and other VL In patients with cervical spine immobilization Airtraq outperforms DL and other VL Airtraq produces less haemodynamic stimulation. More suitable for high risk cardio-surgical patients Airtraq is more effective for Face to Face intubations Airtraq is quicker than FOB for Awake Intubations Airtraq outperforms VL and CMAC for Pediatric Intubations Airtraq outperforms DL for Nasal Intubations Airtraq is more simple to use for DAI than DL and other VL Airtraq is easier to learn Airtraq Clinical Cases Severely enlarged left thyroid lobe Airtraq and FOB after failed intubation Awake morbidly obese with difficult airway Awake in an immobile neck Severe ankylosing spondylitis Giant Lipoma at the Nape Awake Plexiform neurofibroma of face Severe macrosomia. After failed awake nasotracheal FOB Awake Patient-inserted Airtraq 7-year-old child with severe cervical burned sequels Thoraco-omphalopagus Twins 3 month old child with occipital meningocele Child with Goldenhar syndrome, previously failed intubation Contact Legal advise Privacy policy Webmap © 2016 PRODOL MEDITEC ↑