Airway management is the primary responsibility of the anaesthesiologists: To secure, preserve and protect it during induction, maintenance and recovery from Anesthesia. Failure to manage the airway can lead to catastrophic results; death or worse; brain damage. Most anesthesia mishaps occur at the time of induction of anesthesia. Orotracheal intubation is the most common method used to secure and maintain airway.

Video laryngoscopes are often used as a first-line tool in anticipated difficult laryngoscopy or in attempts to rescue difficult (and unsuccessful) direct laryngoscope intubations.

Video Laryngoscopy is mainly used to provoke patients with epiglottis, exposure to glottis and to guide medical staff to conduct intubation.

Video Laryngoscope offers Open vision so that both operators and assistants can see. It makes Glottic exposure is easier and clearer.