Video intubation laryngoscope handle/monitor

A video intubation laryngoscope handle/monitor is the non‑sterile portion of a video‑assisted laryngoscope that holds the blade and houses a display. It allows clinicians to position the blade in the mouth, move the tongue aside, and obtain a clear, magnified view of the larynx and trachea to guide endotracheal tube placement for anesthesia or ventilation.

These handles and monitors are reusable components that are regulated as medical devices and must comply with applicable safety and performance standards. They are typically supplied as part of a video laryngoscopy system and are subject to the same regulatory oversight as the complete device, including requirements for labeling, quality management, and post‑market surveillance.