1. Improve the accuracy and safety of intubation operations

In the critical medical operation of tracheal intubation, traditional methods rely more on the experience and feel of medical staff. For patients with complex airway structure, lesions or obesity, who are difficult to intubate, the risk of intubation failure is high, and complications such as airway injury may also occur. The emergence of disposable double-lumen endobronchial intubation tubes with cameras has completely changed this situation. Its built-in micro camera is connected to an external high-definition display screen, providing medical staff with a real-time and clear view of the airway. During the intubation process, doctors can accurately observe the position and status of key structures such as the glottis, trachea, and bronchi, just like having "perspective eyes", visualizing the intubation action, thereby greatly improving the accuracy of intubation. Even in the face of patients with abnormal airway anatomical structure, they can quickly find the correct intubation path to avoid damage to the airway caused by repeated attempts, significantly improving the safety of intubation operations, and laying a good foundation for subsequent treatment and rescue work.

2. Provide precise support for surgery

During lung surgery, thoracic surgery and other surgeries that require lung isolation, the role of double-lumen endobronchial tubes with cameras is particularly prominent. The double-lumen design can achieve independent ventilation management of both lungs. Through the cooperation of the main cavity and the auxiliary cavity, it can effectively prevent secretions and blood from one lung from flowing into the other lung, avoid cross infection, and create a clean and safe operating environment for surgery. At the same time, the real-time internal airway images transmitted by the camera enable doctors to understand the condition of the airway mucosa at any time during the operation, and promptly detect potential lesions, bleeding points and other abnormal conditions. Once an emergency occurs, doctors can quickly adjust the surgical plan according to the image information, take targeted treatment measures, and improve the success rate and safety of the operation. For example, in lobectomy surgery, doctors can use the camera to clearly observe the branches and lesions of the bronchi, perform resection operations more accurately, reduce damage to normal tissues, and help patients recover faster after surgery.

3. Assist postoperative airway management and disease monitoring

After the operation, airway management and disease monitoring of patients are crucial. The disposable double-lumen endobronchial tube with camera can continue to play a role, helping medical staff to keep abreast of the patient's airway recovery. Through the camera, doctors can observe the color and morphological changes of the airway mucosa, and determine whether there are postoperative complications such as inflammation, edema, and ulcers. For patients during the period of endotracheal intubation, the amount, properties and distribution of airway secretions can be monitored in real time, and suction and removal can be performed in time to keep the airway open and reduce the risk of lung infection. In addition, the intuitive image information provided by the camera provides an important basis for doctors to evaluate the patient's condition and formulate subsequent treatment plans. For example, if abnormal lesions are found in the airway mucosa, doctors can adjust anti-infection, anti-inflammatory and other treatment measures in time according to the image situation to promote patient recovery.

4. Promote medical teaching and technical exchanges

This type of advanced medical equipment also brings new opportunities for medical teaching and technical exchanges. In the field of medical education, students can learn airway anatomy and intubation skills more intuitively by watching real-time images during intubation operations, and deepen their understanding and mastery of theoretical knowledge. Compared with traditional teaching methods, visual teaching with the help of cameras allows students to see each operation detail more clearly and improve learning effects. In academic exchanges and technical seminars, doctors can record intubation operations and surgical images and videos to share and discuss with their peers, which facilitates in-depth analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the operation and promotes the continuous progress and development of medical technology.