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Reverse Tomahawk and some ICU stuff

“Reverse C-Mac Tomahawk”; Exchanging ETT Outside the OR https://t.co/HM7gkFqxOV — Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) September 11, 2017

Airway Management Outside the Operating Room Environment

Ultrasound for airway management

#Ultrasound for clinical decision-making and intervention in airway mngmnt: from mouth to the lungs and pleurae https://t.co/tLX4T9cd5u — gregor prosen (@gregorprosen) October 2, 2017

Ultrasound of cricothyroid membrane

"can't intubate can't ventilate" Identification of the cricothyroid membrane with #POCUS #Foamed #FOAMUS #FOAMems https://t.co/20HfFxSqH0 pic.twitter.com/MzQw8L992y — Giuseppe Sfuncia (@Revivan75) September 30, 2017

Suck strong or go home

The ideal suction tool for intubations is debatable, but it seems clear that the Yankauer is a poor choice. Persistent use of the Yankauer suction catheter for airway management represents a profession-wide failure in our ability to manage large-volume regurgitation. EMCrit by Josh Farkas. via PulmCrit: Large-bore suction for intubation: strategies & devices — EMCrit

Supraglottic something something

There’s no finesse to putting in a laryngeal mask, right? You just throw it in and it doesn’t matter what it is, yes? Maybe no. A quick look through things supraglottic with Andrew Weatherall. Supraglottic airways are the one bit of airway management that’s a free pass, right? No skill required, do it with yourContinue reading “Supraglottic something something”

Scary epiglottitis!

Hern at @EssentialsofEM : This is why epiglotitis is so scary – no airway, no airway, no airway, there's an airway, no airway… pic.twitter.com/U0H3gQrFjD — jeff riddell (@Jeff__Riddell) September 21, 2017

Bougie assisted cric is for humans #ugh

Surgical airway? High stress? Pah! Watch this vet in action – shamelessly pinched from @BurlesonEquine's Facebook page #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/nNjsiA7IR9 — Linda Dykes (@mmbangor) September 18, 2017

Difficult Airway Video GameR : the Way of the Vortex

Difficult Airway Algorithm and Rescue Cricothyrotomy (DAARC) Serious Game, to standardize the VA team approach to non-OR airways Difficult Airway Algorithm and Rescue Cricothyrotomy. The DAARC and Serious Video Game. Play the DAARC video game here! Best run on Safari browser

Difficult airway video game featuring Vortex Approach!

#SAM2017 Jessica Feinleib unveils the DAARC free Avatar based airway training game based around @VortexApproachhttps://t.co/eZVSCP5amZ pic.twitter.com/UJsI294u8x — Nicholas Chrimes (@NicholasChrimes) September 17, 2017

INSPIRE & VORTEX APPROACH

Chrimes SAM17 Ovassapian Lecture, Safe Airway Management Everywhere, Vortex approach and CICO rescue 👍🏻 pic.twitter.com/NXCRPhKKq3 — Carin Hagberg, MD (@CarinHagberg) September 16, 2017

UK Paramedics 2017 draft consensus statement on intubation FOR COMMENT!

All UK paramedics please read the @ParamedicsUK intubation consensus statement. You have till 24th Sep to comment. https://t.co/NWD3ekYx5M — Gordon Clark (@GordonTheCCP) September 11, 2017

A new bougie preload technique

Messing around with a new bougie pre-load technique- thoughts? @EM_RESUS @JohnCSakles @airwaycam @kovacsgj @emcrit @jducanto @ketaminh pic.twitter.com/UfsNhNedSm — Steve Carroll DO MEd (@embasic) September 12, 2017

The Physiologically Difficult Airway

Dr. @llacroix4 helps provide an evidence-based approach and recommendations on the physiologically difficult airway. https://t.co/ps1WN7fMD3 pic.twitter.com/7kMLpH9O24 — EM Ottawa (@emergmedottawa) September 7, 2017

More Chinese SALAD

More of the amazing Dr Ko–#SALAD Level 2 @drjdt2644 @KangarooBeach @ketaminh @airwayGladiator @TBayEDguy https://t.co/mra3W3SqKE — James DuCanto, M.D. (@jducanto) August 25, 2017 And yet again an amazing demonstration by Dr Ko #SALAD Level 3 @ketaminh @KangarooBeach @drjdt2644 @airwayGladiator https://t.co/QztIhlMIsN — James DuCanto, M.D. (@jducanto) August 25, 2017