For clinicians, intubation currently requires more than two hands. With the laryngoscope in the left-hand, the right-hand must toggle between the suction catheter and endotracheal tube to clear secretions. The Inscope simplifies this complicated, but critical procedure for clinicians. For patients, this rapid exchange of equipment results in delays and multiple intubation attempts. A study by TC Mort, shows a direct correlation between the number of intubation attempts and increased rate of complications. Patient care is improved by increased first-pass intubation success.

For clinicians, intubation currently requires more than two hands. With the laryngoscope in the left-hand, the right-hand must toggle between the suction catheter and endotracheal tube to clear secretions. The Inscope simplifies this complicated, but critical procedure for clinicians. For patients, this rapid exchange of equipment results in delays and multiple intubation attempts. A study by TC Mort, shows a direct correlation between the number of intubation attempts and increased rate of complications. Patient care is improved by increased first-pass intubation success.