Laryngoscopes
With Conventional
Illumination


WIS-HIPPLE
A modification of the Wisconsin blade with a straight spatula and a large circular flange. As compared to the Wisconsin or Wis-Foregger blade, the flange tends to be straighter and run parallel with the spatula. This blade was designed primarily for use in infants. The tip or beak of the Wis-Hipple is wider and well adapted to lifting the epiglottis. Three four are available: 00, 0, 1, 1.5, blades made of stainless steel.

WISCONSIN
The Wisconsin blade with a straight spatula and a flange that expands slightly towards the distal portion of the blade. This feature increases the visual field and reduces the possibility of trauma during intubation. The distal portion of the blade is wider and formed slightly to the right to better adapt to lifting the epiglottis. Three sizes are available: 2, 3, 4. Blades made of surgical stainless steel.