Order No. 2063

For successful treatment of newborn asphyxia, it is of vital importance to be able to apply a sufficient and gentle ventilation technique. However in mask ventilation or mouth to mouth ventilation there is the likelihood of the epiglottis or the root of the tongue falling back thus closing the larynx..

Endotracheal ventilation avoids this disadvantage and furthermore has the advantage of a smaller dead space. Knowing this technique is important for everyone working in obstetrics.

The infant intubation trainer corresponds to real life in terms of shape and size.
Especially mouth and throat are well developed. The manikin is flexible , the mouth can be opened.

Lately the model has even been more improved. The skull features real life shape.
Head and lower jaw are mobile.