Give students repeatable experience with canine endotracheal intubation before introducing the procedure during anesthesia. The Canine Intubation Head allows learners to become familiar with airway anatomy, laryngoscope handling, visualization of the larynx, and endotracheal tube placement without requiring a live dog for each attempt.
Successful canine intubation requires students to coordinate positioning, visualization, and controlled tube placement while working within a confined airway. This training head allows learners to slow the procedure down and become familiar with each step before performing it during anesthetic procedures.
Students can practice positioning the head, using a laryngoscope to visualize the airway, identifying the laryngeal opening, and advancing an appropriately sized endotracheal tube. Repeated attempts help reinforce proper technique while making airway anatomy more familiar from the perspective encountered during intubation.
The model can support introductory airway instruction as well as additional practice for students who need more repetition before progressing to live-animal intubation.
Weight: 4.71kg
Height: 26.00cm
Length: 51.00cm
Width: 51.00cm
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