Making endotracheal intubation easy and successful, particularly in unexpected difficult airway

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Hey Folks

First, please take the Cricoid Pressure Poll 2014 here.

Second this month is a glorious FOAMEd airway month with this fantastic full text ,open access article in the International Journal of Injury and Critical Illness Science

  1. Making endotracheal intubation easy and successful, particularly in unexpected difficult airway

Enjoy!

Minh

3 thoughts on “Making endotracheal intubation easy and successful, particularly in unexpected difficult airway”

  1. Minh,

    Was reading through it, and I’m wondering how it differs from the “Kiwi Grip” and the “rings right” rotation with the Bougie. Perhaps textual descriptions don’t do their technique justice?

  2. I also fail to see what’s new with this…. Maybe I didn’t understand the article correctly, but isn’t this just intubation with a bougie with the tube preloaded? Or is the rotation part applied before the bougie is in the trachea?

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