Transtracheal airways in kids. Well, pigs' kids anyway
Ever had to do a surgical airway in a child? Thought not. They’re pretty rare. Bill Heegaard MD from Henepin […]
Ever had to do a surgical airway in a child? Thought not. They’re pretty rare. Bill Heegaard MD from Henepin […]
A burns patient whose tracheal tube was accidentally dislodged and ended up placed in the oesophagus on day 2 of […]
A nice example of a difference between elective anaesthesia and critical care practice when it comes to airway management is […]
A UK study examined all out-of-operating room intubations over a one month period in nine hospitals1. Patients whose indication for […]
More fuel for the etomidate debate… In essence: Etomidate has been a useful induction agent for RSI for many years […]
This paper is an excellent review article citing the cogent relevant evidence for optimal preoxygenation prior to RSI in the […]
Why wouldn’t you give oxygen prophylactically to someone undergoing procedural sedation? One argument is that this will delay the detection […]
As well as the benefits of cardiovascular stability, maintenance of cerebral perfusion pressure, possibly lowering ICP and providing other neuroprotective […]
A pilot study suggests sonographic measurements of neck soft tissue thickness may predict difficult laryngoscopy. Laryngoscopy was difficult in patients […]
Researchers from the London Helicopter Emergency Medical Service describe the success of pre-hospital laryngoscopy according to the grade and specialty […]