ESA 2014: AMBU Exhibits Latest Innovations in Airway Management

In ICU
Fri, 16 May 2014

Ambu develops, produces and markets diagnostic and life-supporting devices. Ambu's products are used in hospitals, clinics and emergency services by doctors, nurses and paramedics who work every day to save lives and improve patient care.

In Airway Management, Ambu is at the forefront of innovation with a comprehensive range of unique single-use devices. Among its latest inventions are:

aScope 3 - the single use flexible videoscope - a unique alternative to reusable scopes for airway intubation and bronchoscopy
King Vision - the high performance video laryngoscope - combining the convenience of a durable reusable video display with an affordable disposable blade. When used together with the new aBlade, the King Vision becomes an attractive and accessible video laryngoscope for ORs worldwide
AuraGain - the only anatomically curved SGA with integrated gastric access and intubation capability, taking patient safety and airway management efficiency to a new level

Headquartered near Copenhagen in Denmark, Ambu employs approximately 2,250 people in Europe, North America and in Asia Pacific. For more information, please the company's website.

To see the latest innovations please visit AMBU at stand B05:10 during Euroanesthesia 2014.

Source: AMBU

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