HP-R36 Rigid Laryngoscope (Laryngeal Telescope) for ENT
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- HP-R36 is a rigid laryngoscope of the telescope type, used by ENT doctors to view the larynx and vocal cords; it is not an intubation laryngoscope with a blade.
- It heads a three-model series (HP-R36 to HP-R38); each model's angle, diameter and length are confirmed on its datasheet.
- It connects to the same kind of camera system and light source as our sinuscopes and ear scopes.
A rigid laryngoscope in ENT practice is usually a laryngeal telescope: an angled rigid scope passed through the mouth to show the larynx and vocal cords on a monitor. HP-R36 is the first of three laryngeal telescope models (HP-R36 to HP-R38) in our range. It is different from the blade-and-handle laryngoscopes that anesthetists use for intubation.
Key Features
- Rigid telescope with eyepiece and light-guide post, as in the series photo.
- Head of a three-model series; the configuration of HP-R36 is on its datasheet.
- Designed for use with an endoscope camera and cold light source.
- Can be quoted with sinuscopes and ear scopes as one ENT set.
Applications
- Office examination of the larynx for hoarseness, lesions and vocal cord movement.
- Voice clinic documentation at each follow-up visit.
- Teaching and referral images.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Direction of view: laryngeal telescopes for office laryngoscopy are angled; state the angle your doctors use.
- Diameter and working length, if your department has a standard.
- Camera and light source you will use.
- Quantity, destination and documents; the rigid laryngoscope price is quoted on request.
Specifications
| Model | HP-R36 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Laryngoscope (rigid laryngeal telescope) |
| Construction | Rigid |
| Series | HP-R36 to HP-R38 (3 models) |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Ask for the HP-R36 datasheet and instructions for use, including the cleaning and sterilization instructions, before you order. Tell us the destination country and the documents your import license, registration or tender requires.
Frequently asked questions
+What is the difference between rigid and flexible laryngoscopy?
Rigid laryngoscopy uses a telescope through the mouth and gives a bright, high-resolution image of the vocal cords while the patient sits with the tongue gently held forward. Flexible laryngoscopy passes a thin scope through the nose, so the larynx can be seen during normal speech and swallowing. Many ENT clinics use both.
+What are the types of rigid laryngoscope?
Rigid laryngoscope types fall into two main groups. Rigid laryngeal telescopes, like HP-R36, are angled scopes used through the mouth in the clinic. Operative laryngoscopes are rigid tubes used under general anesthesia for microlaryngeal surgery. Intubation laryngoscopes with blades are a separate anesthesia device.
+Is HP-R36 an intubation laryngoscope?
No. HP-R36 is an ENT telescope for examining the larynx. It has no blade or handle and is not designed for placing a breathing tube.