THE TOTAL AIRWAY SOLUTION
Video Laryngoscopy + Bronchoscopy
GlideScope® with BFlex™ delivers brilliant, dual bronchoscopy and video laryngoscopy imaging for difficult airway management. Now you have more options to manage routine procedures and respond to emergent situations quickly and confidently.
IMMEDIATE ACCESS
When Every Second Counts
With GlideScope, you have immediate access to a wide variety of tools to visualize and secure an airway in one comprehensive system. From our signature hyperangulated blades to more traditional Mac and Miller style options, GlideScope offers the broadest range of video laryngoscope blade choices to accommodate a broad range of patients. And when needed, BFlex single-use bronchoscopes can be used as a backup or in conjunction with video laryngoscopes for more options when your patient needs you most.
See the Total Airway Solution in Action
Learn more about our airway management solutions
GlideScope® Core™
GlideScope Core is the most comprehensive and flexible airway visualization system for video laryngoscopy, bronchoscopy and dual-view airway procedures.
GlideScope® Spectrum™
GlideScope Spectrum single-use video laryngoscopes combine low profile blades with the latest advancements in lighting and camera technology.
BFlex™ Bronchoscopes
BFlex is a single-use bronchoscope designed with exceptional image quality and maneuverability for bronchoscopy procedures and difficult airways.
GlideScope® Go™
GlideScope Go, the portable, easy to use, high-resolution video laryngoscopy system from GlideScope.
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN ACTION
Watch the videos below to see video laryngoscopes and bronchoscopes in use.
Video Laryngoscopy with a Hyperangulated Blade
Dr. Rich Levitan, the inventor of the Airway Cam and a leading authority in video laryngoscopy, demonstrates his hyperangulated blade technique and guides you through a successful intubation.
Double Lumen Tube Placement and Confirmation
Dr. Convissar (@CountBackwardsFrom10), a Critical Care and Cardiothoracic Anesthesia Fellow, demonstrates his technique for placing and confirming the placement of a 35 Fr double-lumen tube.
