WIS-HIPPLEModification of the Wisconsin blade with a circular flange. Compared to the Wisconsin or Wis-Foregger blade, the flange tends to be straighter and run parallel with the spatula. This blade was designed primarily for use in infants. The tip, or beak, of the Wis-Hipple is wider and well adapted in lifting the epiglottis.
Miller Blades - AMERICAN PROFILE Miller blades are the most popular of the straight blade types. The reduce flange helps to minimize trauma and the curve at the beak (distal end) improves lifting of the epiglottis. These features facilitate greater exposure of the larynx in difficult patients. Blade sizes 2, 3, and 4 have the lamp on their right side. Made of surgical stainless steel.