3d printed wifi video laryngoscope for training

cults3d

Physicians and medical professionals are now able to train with ease using 3D printed video laryngoscopes, specifically designed for tackling difficult intubation scenarios. I have created two distinct blades, size 3 and 4, which seamlessly integrate into one versatile handle. These blades have been paired with a cost-effective borescopic Wi-Fi camera that can be purchased for just $16 at https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32923426024.html?mb=jkqwjaqApy2JRVr&srcSns=Messenger&tid=white_backgroup_101&tt=sns_Messenger&fbclid=IwAR3AUdsPeNxesCGUP-g8ViauIBVckNn9S1H6qHIC8Euj-yKkMzwZXw6hUA4&aff_platform=default&cpt=1574272024792&templateId=white_backgroup_101&platform=AE&rdtUrl=https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32923426024/32923426024.html?mb=jkqwjaqApy2JRVr&srcSns=Messenger&tid=white_backgroup_101&sk=MTOFNd8k&aff_trace_key=42645f31180b48a991867d2e951712cc-1574272024792-00696-MTOFNd8k&businessType=ProductDetail&terminal_id=a1caef50c332425998080ccadd01be08. After establishing a Wi-Fi connection with your smartphone, you can clearly visualize the trachea and successfully intubate the patient; however, the insertion of an endotracheal tube necessitates a stylet, as depicted in images. It is essential to note that this device has not received FDA approval, making it more suitable for training purposes rather than commercial use. Nonetheless, in developing countries where resources may be limited, this tool could potentially be a lifesaver. Please keep in mind that this device is intended solely for individual use and should not be used commercially. For further details on how to create your own DIY 3D printed video laryngoscope, visit https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-3d-Printed-Video-Laryngoscope-for-Training/.