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 |‘Non-guided’ devices
-|Provide an indirect view of larynx but require direction
+|Provide an indirect view of larynx but require direction of tracheal tube towards larynx.
-of tracheal tube towards larynx.
 |Bullard laryngoscope
 Glidescope
 Storz DCI Videolaryngoscope
 Storz C-MAC laryngoscope
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 |Provide indirect view via rigid or semi-rigid stylet, with a ‘loaded’ tracheal tube for railroading.
 |Bonfils and Brambrink
 Shikani
 Lightwand
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-Table 1. Classification of rigid indirect laryngoscopes
-Classification
-Description of technique
-Examples
-‘Non-guided’ devices Provide an indirect view of larynx but require direction
-of tracheal tube towards larynx.
-Bullard laryngoscope
-Glidescope
-Storz DCI Videolaryngoscope
-Storz C-MAC laryngoscope
-‘Guided’ devices Provide indirect view and act as a conduit for passage
-of tracheal tube.
-Airtraq
-Optical stylets Provide indirect view via rigid or semi-rigid stylet, with
-a ‘loaded’ tracheal tube for railroading.
-Bonfils and Brambrink
-Shikani
-Lightwand
 Alternate techniques