Broncho-Boy II

Information on Broncho-Boy II CLA 9/7

Universal Bronchoscopy and Anaesthesiology Trainer
by Prof. Dr. J. A. Nakhosteen

Teaching Model for -Flexible Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy -Rigid Bronchoscopy -Fiberoptic-guided Naso- and Orotracheal Intubation -Laryngoscopic Intubation -Auto-fluorescent Bronchoscopy While retaining the life-like anatomical features of the original, the Broncho-Boy II incorporates a number of innovations enabling its use in a variety of training settings, including:

1. Retroflexion and left-right rotation of the head for laryngoscopic, oro-tracheal and bronchoschoscopic intubation. 2. Acoustic warning signal if excessive pressure exerted on upper teeth by rigid tube or laryngoscope 3. Slightly widened and softer nasal passages for fibre-optic guided, naso-tracheal intubation; reduced danger of damage to sheath. 4. Interchangeable, membrane-connected bladders (Broncho-Boy II AN) enabling stethoscopic confirmation of ET-tube placement. 5. New, spring-based supports for tracheo-bronchial tree, increasing pliability, reducing likelihood of bronchoscope damage. 6. Exchangeable fluorescent tracheo-bronchial system with >cold< areas of reduced fluorescence for practising autofluorescent bronchoscopy (made of Latex).

Height 25 cm, width 70 cm, depth 38, weight 11.5 kg.