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The primary purpose of the AGobi^TM All-In-One Airway Stabilizing device is to stabilize airways for elective endoscopic or conscious sedation procedures. However, in an emergency situation when tracheal intubation is not feasible or delayed for any reason, the AGobi^TM All-In-One Airway Stabilizing device is the most optimal tool for saving lives.

EMS, Fire Departments and First Response Medical Teams can easily utilize the AGobi^TM device as a first aid measure to restore normal breathing for individuals with a loss of consciousness or who are in respiratory failure. The AGobi^TM device does not require the highly skilled techniques of tracheal intubation.

No special courses or sophisticated training is necessary to learn how to insert the AGobi^TM device, especially important in the most critical of times.

With the AGobi^TM All-In-One approach, there are fewer complications and higher success rates during clinical applications, such as Laryngoscopy, Bronchoscopy, EGD, and ERCP examinations.

The AGobi^TM device will lessen procedural time, therefore allowing a speedier recovery and a lower rate of patient discomfort. Benefits include airway management with an easily adaptable ports for interchangeable, concurrent procedures, such as:

• Depressing the Tongue
• Supplying Oxygen
• Monitoring End Tidal Carbon Dioxide Levels
• Tongue Retraction
• Suctioning Airway

Each can be acomplished while allowing the introduction of endoscopic procedures. AGobi^TM is the most optimal all-in-one tool for airway management.

Successful airway management is the key to a successful endoscopic procedure, allowing for an accurate diagnosis and a timely treatment program to be prescribed , thus leads to happier, healthier patients.

The importance of the stabilization of upper airways during endoscopic procedures which require conscious sedation is of a major concern among clinicians. With the use of The AGobi^TM All-In-One Airway Stabilizing device, anesthesiologists do not have to re-intubate patients if they are unable to breathe spontaneously following extubation.