Magill catheter forceps. Various sizes.

The Magill forceps is a surgical instrument widely used in anesthesiology, emergency consultations, and intensive care. Its design is characterized by featuring an angled tip and grooved jaws to facilitate the manipulation of catheters, probes, and tubes that must be placed in the oropharyngeal cavity. This version of the Magill model is made with surgical-quality stainless steel, a highly resistant material that can be indefinitely reused without degrading, even if it is subjected to autoclave sterilization cycles or standard hospital disinfection protocols. 

General characteristics
- Angled design: its tip has been specifically designed to access the oropharynx without obstructing vision in the area, providing greater practicality
- Grooved jaws: provided with small grooves in the metal, its gripping area firmly adheres to all types of materials, even in wet conditions
- Satin finish: the steel has been treated to minimize reflections under the direct lighting of the operating field, avoiding glare or other discomforts

Indications
- Guide and placement of endotracheal tubes towards the glottis during direct laryngoscopy
- Introduction of gastric tubes to the esophagus
- Extraction of foreign bodies from the oral cavity and larynx
- Rapid sequence intubation (RSI) in emergencies and medical emergencies