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Welch Allyn Laryngeal Blade Miller Size 1 Geri-Chair Accessories Seat-to-Floor Height: 19 Back Height: Hand control knob on

Name: Welch Allyn Laryngeal Blade Miller Size 1 Geri-Chair Accessories Seat-to-Floor Height: 19 Back Height: Hand control knob on
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61187358648
Price: 150.82 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6417 (19 reviews)

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Welch Allyn Laryngeal Blade Miller Size 1 Geri Chair Accessories Seat to Floor Height: 19 Back Height: Hand control knob on Seat to Floor Height: 19 Back Height: 16 Seat Dimensions: 19 (W) x 16 (D) Patient Weight Capacity: 300 lb Product Weight: 25 lb Carton Dimensions: 23 x 11 x 31 Shipping Weight: 34 lb * Features brown vein frame with brown naugahyde thick padded cushions footrest and plastic armrests * Easy to clean Reduced handle and blade weight for improved balance and maneuverability facilitating even the most difficult intubations * Blades easily convert from lamp to fiber optic illumination making upgrading economical * Repairable allowing replacement of the deteriorating light payways for a fraction of the cost of a replacement blade * Increased cross sectional area enlarges the field of view * Single piece stainless steel blades ensure blade integrity (no soldered joints) *

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