SEFRS®
LMA North America
The LMA™ airway is a supraglottic airway that has a proven track record of safety and efficacy. To date, the device has been the subject of more than 2,500 clinical references and has been used for almost 20 years in the United States and in more than 200 million cases worldwide. LMA™ airways are in- cluded in the AMA Guidelines for Resuscita- tion and the American Society of Anesthesiologists Difficult Airway Algorithm. LMA airway products are available in a va- riety of options, including airways for routine use, airways for specialty cases and rescue airways. Most airways are available in reusable or single-use versions.
The newest LMA™ airway is the LMA Supreme™ with an integrated drain tube de- signed to channel fluid and gas safely away from the airway. The carefully tested curved design facilitates easy insertion and is very stable once in place. With its advanced fea- tures, the LMA Supreme™ is an effective al- ternative to an endotracheal tube in many cases.
The McGrath® Video Laryngoscope is fully portable and designed to provide a clear view of the vocal cords during intubation. The de- vice is small and fully portable with a small camera and powerful light source located at the distal end of the blade, and it includes an integrated color video display. The unit has no external cables and operates on a single AA battery. The device is extremely durable and ideal for emergency scenarios.
For more information, visit:
www.lmana.com or call: 800-788-7999
Minto Research & Develop- ment, Inc. introduces the lat- est in fracture response systems – Model SX405; SE- FRS (Sager Emergency Frac- ture Response System®). SEFRS features a fast, easy, fail-safe Compact Emergency Traction Splint, an Adaptor™ (for treatment of most fracture types) and an extensive Ten- sor Cravat system, as well as multi-versatile SAM splints. Combined, these items set the stage for today’s extreme rescue environments. SEFRS is your complete fracture re- sponse system.
The SEFRS Adaptor™ has been designed for rapid as- sembly and rapid application – it can be assembled and applied in under 60 seconds. This compact kit will treat any limb fracture in the human body without traction – from
a dislocated shoulder to a bent knee injury, to a fractured elbow. Extrication is made easy – fractures can be splinted in position found. No movement of fractures means less injury and pain. SEFRS splints all fracture types within the body silhouette – no protuberances outside of silhouette makes extrication from a confined space easier, less time consuming, and with fewer complications. SEFRS unique design ensures virtually pain-free application.
For more information, visit:
www.sagersplints.com or call: 800-642-6468
LIFENET® System
Reliable and secure, the LIFENET System provides an easy way to deliver alerts and emergent patient data to hospital care teams so they can be ready when you arrive, reducing the time to treatment. Your focus is on the patient, not managing data. The LIFENET System allows care teams to share your pa- tient's data amongst themselves so you don't have to. And when you use CODE-STAT software, you can quickly review the case and calculate performance metrics afterwards, helping you and your team track to your performance goals.
For STEMI patients, the LIFENET System helps EMS teams start the clock earlier. 12-lead ECG information can be transmitted to the hospital with the press of a single button, so hos- pital teams can prepare ahead for the patient's arrival, such as sharing a prehospital 12- lead ECG with other physicians for consultation, activating the cath lab when needed, or pre-admitting a patient ahead of their arrival.
For more information,
visit:
www.checkoutthefuture.com or call: 800-442-1142
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