Essential for Infant Airway Carts and Delivery Rooms infant Specialized, Rigid Indirect Laryngoscope for Infant Use Enables both visualization of ET tube entry and correct ETT placement in oral and nasal intubation procedures Provides a wide and magnified laryngeal view at 46° anterior refracted angle Recommended for use in patients 1 to 10 kgs/ body weight Integral attachment for connecting oxygen. Flow rate of 2 to 5 liters per minute will provide insufflation, prevent misting and improve patient safety Allows intubation in the preferred neutral position avoiding hyperflexation and hyperextension Quick Guide Step 1 To prevent fogging, connect the Truview EVO2 Infant blade via the oxygen port to O2 or medical air supply line at rate of 2-5 liters per minute. For improved control of t i p o f E T T, i t i s recommended to use the Infant size OptiShape™ stylet in the ET tube during intubation. Ensure length of stylet is correctly positioned in ETT to prevent stylet from protruding from tube eye. Indirect intubation in infants can be performed by advancing the laryngoscope blade centrally, mid-mouth over the tongue or, after visualization through optical eyepiece, by advancing the blade from the right side of the mouth, pushing the tongue to the left. Begin looking through the eyepiece. As soon as you see the uvula advance slowly, as in infants the epiglottis is very close. Position the ET tube with stylet along the side of the blade. As soon as you see the tip of the ET tube in the eyepiece, advance the ETT slightly upwards and to the left, towards the tip of the blade. As soon as you see the epiglottis lift the blade slightly to see the vocal cords. As soon as you see the tip of the ETT passing the cords maintain a steady grip on the ETT while an assistant removes the stylet. Then advance ETT further into the trachea. Technical Specifications Code 4163E2S/ Product Truview EVO2 Infant set Description of contents One Truview EVO2 Infant size blade One OptiShape™ rigid stylet for ETT size 2.5 - 3.5 One OptiShape™ rigid stylet for ETT size 4 - 5.5. One rechargeable Pediatric size handle with LED light source One power supply with European, USA/Japan, UK or Australian type plug. Additional Accessories: ● Ideally shaped pre-formed stylets for use in ETT sizes 2 to 5.5 are provided ● Unique ergonomic rechargeable handle - enhances ease of use - reliable - economical and ecological. From Truphatek's Warranty Statement Truphatek® laryngoscope blades carry a 5 year warranty on stainless steel parts against defects in manufacture and materials. FibreClip™ fibre optic light guides are guaranteed for 18 months use from date of manufacture, as it appears embossed on the base of the light guide. Optical view tubes are guaranteed against defects in manufacture and materials for 12 months from date of manufacture, as it appears etched on the side of the optical view tube. Full text of Truphatek's warranty can be viewed at our website www.truphatek.com or by request from Customer Services at [email protected] Truview™ is protected by USP 5,873,818, EP 1 031 315 A1 and related patents. Truview EVO2™, FibreClip™ and OptiShape™ are trademarks of Truphatek® and should not be used without prior written permission from Truphatek International Ltd. Israel. w w w . t r u p h a t e k . c o m Conforms to ISO 7376 Approvals - ISO 9001, ISO 13485 FDA registered manufacturer Truphatek International Ltd. P.O.Box 8051 Netanya 42504, Israel Tel: +972-9-8851155, Fax: +972-9-8851212, [email protected] © 2008 TRUPHATEK

Essential for Infant Airway Carts and Delivery Rooms infant Specialized, Rigid Indirect Laryngoscope for Infant Use Enables both visualization of ET tube entry and correct ETT placement in oral and nasal intubation procedures Provides a wide and magnified laryngeal view at 46° anterior refracted angle Recommended for use in patients 1 to 10 kgs/ body weight Integral attachment for connecting oxygen. Flow rate of 2 to 5 liters per minute will provide insufflation, prevent misting and improve patient safety Allows intubation in the preferred neutral position avoiding hyperflexation and hyperextension...