Genesis Airway Innovations Pty Ltd. products

Ideal for managing a difficult airway or any intubation in the emergency department, ambulance services or the military where use of a bougie/intubating stylet is mandatory.

Simple, safe and secure. Benefits the patient, oral surgeon and anaesthetist. A flexible laryngeal mask airway is commonly used by the surgical team, offering several advantages in reducing the recovery time post anaesthesia for day surgery. The disadvantage is that the airway tube of the laryngeal mask airway obstructs the surgical field and may be liable to damage or dislocation by the surgical team. The Genesis Airway bite block when vertically placed between the molar teeth to achieve jaw opening has a channel in the medial surface that allows the airway tube to be clipped into the bite block. This removes the airway tube from the surgical field and stabilizes it preventing accidental dislocation. The airway tube may be easily clipped in and out of the bite block without dislocating the airway, allowing movement of the bite block to the opposite side of the jaw and giving surgical access to the entire surgical field.

The first single-use, second generation, flexible laryngeal mask airway.

Allows intubation through a laryngeal mask airway and subsequent removal of the laryngeal mask airway with continuous airway security, protection and ventilation. The laryngeal mask airway is recognised as one of 3 ‘lifelines’ (face mask, supraglottic airway and endotracheal tube) of the Vortex approach for the can`t intubate, can`t oxygenate situation (CICO) situation able to fulfil the goal of alveolar oxygen delivery. Endotracheal intubation through the laryngeal mask airway fulfils the secondary goals of airway protection, airway security and carbon dioxide elimination. Ideal for use with fibre optic (4), (5) or blind intubation (2) through a laryngeal mask airway.

This novel innovation is the world’s first oral/ nasal interchangeable endotracheal tube. It offers a method to change between an oral endotracheal tube to a nasal endotracheal tube (and vice versa) without reintubation, while ventilation is maintained.