MCCOY FIBRE OPTIC LARYNGOSCOPES
FOR DIFFICULT INTUBATION

The McCoy Laryngoscope provides the clinician with greater flexibility and improved control in a wide selection of difficult intubation cases such as:

• Forward displacement of the Larynx
• Forward or prominent upper teeth
• Backward displacement of the tongue
• Decreased neck movement
• Cervical spine injuries
• Decreased mouth opening
• Recessive mandible

The McCoy Laryngoscope has a Macintosh style blade with a tip which is adjustable through 70°. A lever controls the tip angle during intubation to lift the epiglottis, giving a clear view of the vocal cords. Contact with the upper row of teeth and unnecessary pressure on the tongue and soft tissue are avoided.