Rethink your intubation routine
Study results show that video laryngoscopy can improve first pass intubation success during routine intubation.†,1
Your first attempt at intubation should be your best attempt.
That’s why more and more healthcare providers are switching to video laryngoscopy to improve first attempt intubation success.1–3 First pass intubation success can help you avoid several clinical and economic roadblocks including:4
Prolonged patient length of stay: +3.8 days versus nondifficult intubation
Added costs to your hospital: +$14K versus nondifficult intubation
The EMMA study was a multicenter, randomized controlled trial that compared the use of the McGRATH™ MAC video laryngoscope (VL) with direct laryngoscopy in 2,092 patients between 2015 and 2019. Study results showed significantly higher first pass intubation rates with the McGRATH™ MAC VL compared to direct laryngoscopy, as well as overall improved intubation success.1
In addition to higher first pass intubation success rates and overall improved intubation success, the EMMA study also identified other benefits of the McGRATH™ MAC VL compared to the direct laryngoscope, including better glottic views and better overall intubation difficulty scores.1
The EMMA study found that the McGRATH™ MAC VL improved first pass intubation success for trainees and experienced clinicians alike:1
When you reach for the McGRATH™ MAC VL as your everyday intubation device, you set yourself up for improved intubation success. The McGRATH™ MAC VL combines line of sight video with the familiar Macintosh technique, so you retain your traditional laryngoscopy skills. It is a single, reusable handheld device with five sterile, disposable blade options to support pediatric to adult patients, and straightforward to difficult airways.
For demonstrations and quotes, contact your local Medtronic representative.
For trained personnel only. For specific indications and instructions for use, please refer to the product manual.
† Compared to direct laryngoscopy.