Anesthesiology and Emergency Medicine
In recent decades, KARL STORZ developments have decisively shaped airway management in anesthesia, intensive care, and emergency medicine. KARL STORZ endoscopes help minimize complications while ensuring optimal visualization of the anatomy, particularly in the complex area of unexpectedly difficult airways.
The versatility of the KARL STORZ product range is a particular advantage. Alongside conventional laryngoscopes, flexible intubation fiberscopes, the BONFILS retromolar intubation endoscope, and the C-MAC® VS Video Stylet, C-MAC® video laryngoscopes have established themselves particularly well as a standard system. The core of these complete systems is the C-MAC® Monitor, to which all intubation endoscopes and all C-MAC® video laryngoscopes can be connected. Completing the product range are the flexible Intubation Video Endoscopes (FIVE), the FIVE S single-use endoscopes, and the C-MAC S video laryngoscopes. The C-MAC® PM (Pocket Monitor) is available as an additional video unit, especially for prehospital or mobile use.
Highlights
Experience True HD in Video Laryngoscopy
C-MAC® HD - Choice Changes Everything
Let our new C-MAC® HD video laryngoscopes and our new C-MAC® HD monitor take you to the next level of high-definition imaging. Our HD visualization forms the basis for even more realistic views of the patient airway while advanced technology of our endoscopes ensures that the quality of patient data is higher than ever before.
The New C-MAC® FIVE S
Excellent image quality for the most exacting requirements – the premium class in single-use endoscopy
The new single-use FIVE S (Flexible Intubation Videoendoscope) from KARL STORZ offers a single-use solution that is impressive in every respect. Its compatibility to the multifunctional C-MAC® monitor and the excellent image quality of the FIVE product family allows the new FIVE S to be perfectly integrated into the existing C-MAC® system.
- Together with the C-MAC® S video laryngoscopes, the C-MAC® system is now a complete single-use platform with impressive image quality
- Optimal maneuverability thanks to the special, ergonomic sheath design with outstanding rigidity
- Exceptionally good gliding properties, particularly when using the endotracheal tube
- Sterile packaging ensures constant availability
- Workflows gain flexibility and speed as they no longer need to be adapted to product availability
Good hold with powerful suction
The New C-MAC® FIVE 6.5 Designed for the Intensive Care Unit
The new FIVE 6.5 (Flexible Intubation Video Endoscope) was specially developed for use in the intensive care unit. It is suitable for applications such as airway inspection and the suction of bronchial mucus as well as foreign body removal and biopsies. Its compatibility to the multifunctional C-MAC® monitor and the excellent image quality of the FIVE product family allows the new FIVE 6.5 for the intensive care unit to be perfectly integrated into the existing C-MAC® system.
- Possible to switch to an alternative endoscope within seconds: Plan B is always at the ready
- Large working channel of 3,2 x 2,8 mm
- Ergonomic design for optimal maneuverability
- Acoustic and tactile zero position control
- Exceptional user performance
- Completely mobile, compact and space-saving, particularly in the intensive care unit
Additional information on the specialty
C-MAC HD Teaser (ROW-Version)
C-MAC HD Social Teaser – Special Features
C-MAC HD Social Teaser – New Display
Expert´s Insights – Difficult Intubation using the Video Stylet (VS)
Expert´s Insights – Flexible Intubation
The Best Choice for Tough Missions – C-MAC® PM Video Laryngoscope
The C-MAC® HD Series – Airway management for neonatology and pediatrics
The C-MAC® Hybrid Solution – Single-use endoscopes for even more flexibility!
Gaining the Upper Hand in Bronchoscopy – The new FIVE 6.5 – designed for use in intensive care medicine
What Do You Need To Intubate?
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Flexible intubation videoscope – FIVE Series 11302BDX, 11301BNX, 11303BNX, 11304BCX
20290320 – C-HUB II
20290131/ 20290132 - C-CAM Camera Head
Coldlight laryngoscopes
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