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Spectrum Single-use Video Laryngoscopes

GlideScope® Spectrum single-use video laryngoscopes combine low profile blades with the latest advancements in lighting and camera technology. Choose from a broad portfolio of hyperangulated and direct style blades.

Single-use Video Laryngoscopes

GlideScope Spectrum Single-use

GlideScope Spectrum Single-use

Single-use without a Single Compromise

GlideScope Spectrum single-use video laryngoscopes, designed for first pass success, incorporate innovative advances in design to enable quick intubation across a wide range of patient types and clinical settings.

Single-use convenience

Single-use Convenience

Fully disposable blade and handle helps reduce risk of cross-contamination

Proven Clinical Performance

Proven Clinical Performance

Hyperangulated blades decrease lift force on patients by 55%1 and consistently improve laryngeal views2

Broad Portfolio

Broad Portfolio

Choose from a full line of hyperangulated, Mac and Miller style video laryngoscopes

Enhanced Airway Views

Enhanced Airway Views

Dynamic Light Control® optimizes image quality and brightness at the vocal cords 

Single-use convenience

Single-use Convenience

Fully disposable blade and handle helps reduce risk of cross-contamination

Proven Clinical Performance

Proven Clinical Performance

Hyperangulated blades decrease lift force on patients by 55%1 and consistently improve laryngeal views2

Broad Portfolio

Broad Portfolio

Choose from a full line of hyperangulated, Mac and Miller style video laryngoscopes

Enhanced Airway Views

Enhanced Airway Views

Dynamic Light Control® optimizes image quality and brightness at the vocal cords 

Product Highlights

*    Measurement of forces applied during Macintosh direct laryngoscopy compared with GlideScope video laryngoscopy. Russell T, Khan S, Elman J, Katznelson R, Cooper RM. Anaesthesia. 2012 Jun; 67(6):626-31.
      doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2044.2012.07087.x. Epub 2012 Feb 21
**  Cooper, R.M., Pacey, J.A., Bishop, M.J. et al. Early clinical experience with a new videolaryngoscope (GlideScope®) in 728 patients. Can J Anaesth 52, 191 (2005).
*** Height at camera comparison of the LoPro S3 to GVL 3 Stat

See GlideScope Spectrum QC in Action

A New Generation of Spectrum Video Laryngoscopes

Spectrum QC video laryngoscopes feature innovative magnetic QuickConnect technology, enabling improved procedural efficiency and faster connections. With the integration of a new camera, Spectrum QC offers enhanced image quality and an expanded field of view. Compare Spectrum QC with legacy Spectrum below:

Hyperangulated Video Laryngoscopes

GlideScope hyperangulated blades have been shown to enable improved laryngeal views1 and less lift force on patients2. Low profile blades improve maneuverability and working space in the patient’s mouth.

QuickConnect

Spectrum QC video laryngoscopes utilize a magnetic QuickConnect connector.
This new generation of video laryngoscopes are compatible with
GlideScope® Core video monitors using a Core QuickConnect cable.

LoPro-S1

Hyperangle S1

0270-1089, Box/10

LoPro S2

Hyperangle S2

0270-1090, Box/10

LoPro S2.5

Hyperangle S2.5

0270-1091, Box/10

LoPro S3

Hyperangle S3

0270-1083, Box/10

LoPro S4

Hyperangle S4

0270-1084, Box/10

HDMI

Spectrum video laryngoscopes utilize an HDMI-like connector and are
compatible with Core video monitors (using a Core Smart Cable)
or GlideScope® Go handheld monitor. 

LoPro-S1

LoPro S1
(Hyperangle)

0270-0876, Box/10

LoPro S2

LoPro S2
(Hyperangle)

0270-0877, Box/10

LoPro S2.5

LoPro S2.5
(Hyperangle)

0270-0962, Box/10

LoPro S3

LoPro S3
(Hyperangle)

0270-0938, Box/10

LoPro S4

LoPro S4
(Hyperangle)

0270-0939, Box/10

Mac and Miller Video Laryngoscopes

GlideScope Mac and Miller video laryngoscopes combine the familiarity of direct laryngoscope-style blades with the confidence of video laryngoscopes. These blades offer simultaneous direct and indirect views, enabling advanced teaching techniques.

QuickConnect

Miller S0

Miller S0

0270-1087, Box/10

Miller S1

Miller S1

0270-1088, Box/10

Mac S3

Mac S3

0270-1085, Box/10

Mac S4

Mac S4

0270-1086, Box/10

HDMI

Miller S0

Miller S0

0270-0966, Box/10

Miller S1

Miller S1

0270-0967, Box/10

DirectView Mac S3

DirectView Mac S3
(Mac)

0270-0932, Box/10

DirectView Mac S4

DirectView Mac S4
(Mac)

0270-0933, Box/10

Bringing It All Together

GlideScope® Core™

GlideScope® Core

The most comprehensive and flexible airway visualization system for video laryngoscopy, bronchoscopy and dual-view airway procedures.

GlideScope Go 2

GlideScope Go 2

Compact and durable, the portable video laryngoscope system is ready when your environment demands mobility.

GlideRite® Stylets

GlideRite® Stylets

GlideRite Stylets are designed to complement angulated GlideScope video laryngoscopes and enable quick placement of ET Tubes.

Product Use

Video Laryngoscopy with a Hyperangulated Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Hyperangulated Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Hyperangulated Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Hyperangulated Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Mac-style Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Mac-style Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Mac-style Blade

Video Laryngoscopy with a Mac-style Blade

BFlex and Dual View Technique

BFlex and Dual View Technique

BFlex and Dual View Technique

BFlex and Dual View Technique

Helpful Information

Comparison of Video Laryngoscopy versus Direct Laryngoscopy during Urgent Endotracheal Intubation: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Critical Care Medicine, 2015

GlideScope video laryngoscopy improves the first-attempt success rate during urgent endotracheal intubation performed by pulmonary and critical care medicine fellows when compared with direct laryngoscopy.

Clinical Publication

A Comparative Trial of the GlideScope Video Laryngoscope to Direct Laryngoscope in Children with Difficult Direct Laryngoscopy and an Evaluation of the Effect of Blade Size
Anesthesia & Analgesia July 2013

GlideScope video laryngoscope (GVL) has been proposed to be useful for airway management, but its efficacy for difficult airways has not been confirmed in pediatric patients.

Clinical Publication
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