Clinical pain points of Neonatal Intubation

Delicate Physiological Structures and Excessive Secretions

Neonates have narrow airways and significantly different anatomical structures compared to adults. They are often prone to upper airway obstruction and excessive tracheal secretions, making them one of the most challenging patient groups to manage clinically.

Lack of Imaging Equipment for Neonatal Tube Exchange

Currently, the Airway Exchange Catheter is used for neonatal tube exchange. However, it does not provide imaging, and its adjustable angle (bendable tip) increases the risk of positioning errors and airway injury during tube exchange.

Our Solutions

Embracing New Life with Greater Care

• Single-Use Hot-Swappable Endoscopes: Reducing the Risk of Infection

• 2.2 mm Endoscope: Designed for Tracheal Examination in Infants and Young Children

• Flexible Bendable Tip for Improved Maneuverability