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A new laryngoscope was constructed in order to improve visualization of the larynx and to adjust the instrument to individual situation. The Kleinsasser laryngoscope was divided into two parts. The width between these two halfs can be changed by screws. Because the laryngoscope is open laterally there is more space for the operator and shorter instruments can be used.
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