Sklar Fiber Optic Miller Laryngoscope Blade
An English style, size 00 fiber optic Miller laryngoscope blade used to visualise the airway during intubation of neonates and small infants.
The Sklar Fiber Optic Miller Laryngoscope Blade is a straight blade used during endotracheal intubation to lift the epiglottis directly and expose the vocal cords, a technique often preferred for neonates and small infants where the anatomy suits a straight rather than curved blade approach. The fiber optic design carries light directly to the tip of the blade through an internal fiber bundle, giving a brighter and more even light at the working end than a bulb positioned further back on the blade, which matters when working in the very small airway of a newborn.
This particular blade is English style and sized 00, measuring 4mm by 40mm, among the smallest sizes made for the smallest patients, and the listing covers eight size variants overall, letting a neonatal or paediatric department stock the full range needed. It is used by neonatologists, anaesthetists and paediatric emergency staff wherever intubation of a newborn or small infant is required.
As reusable airway equipment, it is designed for the careful cleaning and sterilisation appropriate to neonatal instruments.
