Ultrarounds.com and Ultrasound assisted intubation

by rfdsdoc on August 24, 2012

Dr Haney Mallemat of Baltimore produces yet another short but incredibly helfpul screencast video on how bedside USS can assist in emergency tracheal intubation. Check it out! Got no Endtidal CO2 monitor, got no video laryngoscope? Well grab your bedside USS and avoid those awkward, uncomfortable moments immediate post intubation when you and your colleagues dont know if the tubes in the right hole or not!

USS and intubation

Haney, love your work!

Minh

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