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Airway ShieldTM

The Airway Shield™ is indicated as a guide for videolaryngscopic intubation

Disruptive concept, smart design, revolutionary technology

Endotracheal Intubation

A Critical Life-Saving Procedure

+100

Million

Intubations Per Year

The 3rd most performed medical procedure in all hospitals worldwide.  It allows mechanical ventilation, which enables anaesthesia for surgery and emergency treatment of critically ill patients.

1/3

of the medico-legal complaints related to Anesthesia are due to Dental Trauma

Dental injury is the most common complication of laryngoscopy. Trauma to patient’s oral mucosa and teeth during intubation is a minor but frequent problem.

45%

of Intubations in critically ill patients end in Severe Complications

Hypoxaemia, haemodynamic instability, cardiac arrest, and even death make ETI a high-risk procedure for patients. Furthermore, 12% of emergency intubations fail.

10%

of clinicians got Infected when involved in the intubation of a COVID19 patient

In addition, ETI is a highly skilled technique, performed not only in operating theatres by anaesthetists, but also in intensive care and emergency departments, and in pre-hospital settings by less trained staff.

The Airway ShieldTM

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The sealed “Central Opening” allows the laryngoscope blade and endotracheal tube to pass through.
The ‘Shield’ covers the patient’s mouth.
The sealed “Lateral Openings”.
The “Guiding-Channel” guides the endotracheal tube into the trachea.
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How it works

The Airway ShieldTM stabilizes the airway, keeping the mouth open, and guides the endotracheal tube (ETT), which easily follows the direction set by the laryngoscope blade towards the vocal cords

Instructions For Use

The benefits

Guided intubation

Easy to use

Minimal training required.

Low-cost

Simple solution to a complex problem.

 Portable

Available and ready to use in any circumstance.

Disruptive technology

Revolutionary yet simple design.

Patented

Design and method protected by an international patent.

Testimonials

What the experts have to say about our device

Simple, intuitive and easy to use.

Ana MendigurenAnaesthesiologist, University Hospital Araba

A barrier that can be crucial in the professional protection.

Mikel BibankoAnaesthesiologist, University Hospital Araba

A breakthrough in the field of security combined with easy to use technology, even for those with little experience.

Jon RenteriaSecond-Year Resident in Anaesthesiology, University Hospital Araba

Device easy to use, comfortable to place.

Fidel de CelisAnaesthesiologist, University Hospital Araba

Meet the team

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Founder and CEO

Dr. Julio Alonso

Dr. Julio Alonso is the clinical expert of the team and the inventor of the Airway Shield device. He is an Intensive Care specialist who identified the clinical need, thus initiating the Airway Shield project. He leads the team and is responsible of medical coordination and overall business strategy of the company.
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Clinical Research & Medical Communication

Natalia Moracho

Natalia, PhD in Pharmacy and specialized in Clinical Research, is the responsible of scientific research, medical writing and communication, coordination of the validation studies and liaising with Key Opinion Leaders.
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Quality and Distribution

Carlota Muñoz

Carlota Muñoz, master's degree in the Pharmaceutical Industry, specialized in Quality Control and Regulatory Affairs. She collaborates in tasks to ensure compliance with industry standards, guarantees all products meet legal and regulatory requirements, and stays updated on the latest regulations and guidelines.
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Business Development Director

Joanne Zusieh

Joanne Zuo is specialised in technology transition and commercialization. She is responsible for go-to-market strategy and global commercialization collaborations.
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Business Management

Nieves Espinosa

Nieves Espinosa has a strong background in corporate journalism, and thus she is specialised in communication strategy with hospitals and KOLs.

Partnerships

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28044 Madrid, Spain

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