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A quickie look at LTH from AOD

Ovassapian, Klock, Randel, Klafta et all showed in 2002 that lingual tonsil hyperplasia (LTH) probably accounts for more UNANTICIPATED failures with direct laryngoscopy (DL). In this case LTH is seen with a video laryngoscope (VL) and there is no problem. It is unknown if DL would have been problematic in this patient

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PEAE to Rule Out the Need for Awake Intubation

An elderly man who was hit by a car presents with an incidental finding on CT which concerns the otolaryngology staff enough to advise awake intubation for the his long bone repair. Though the anesthesia staff remains unconvinced, PEAE reassured all parties that airway managment after anesthetic induction is safe.

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Two Phases of Laryngospasm from AOD

This video shows a close-up look of two phases of laryngospasm. The patient presents with a nasal laryngeal mass and will undergo contra lateral side nasal tracheal intubation using a flexible intubation scope and a video laryngoscope to create an image space in the pharynx

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  • Angioedema – The decision to manage the airway should be definitive Wednesday, April 27, 2016 By Will Rosenblatt, MD Angioedema (AE) describes a medical finding. Care is directed at diagnosing the likely mechanism of the AE and administrating
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  • Airway management in maxillofacial injuries. Thursday, March 17, 2016 By Alok Dubey MD, Associate professor, Pedodontics Department, College of Dentistry, Jazan University, Saudi- Arabia Maxillofacial injuries are the
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    • Prepare, plan & position
    • Mask ventilation and pre-oxygenation
    • Pediatric airway management
  • Supraglottic Airways (SGA)
    • How to use a SGA
    • How to intubate through a SGA
    • Pediatric airway management
  • Intubation
    • Awake intubation techniques
    • Direct laryngoscopy
    • Video laryngoscopy
    • Nasal Intubation
    • Flexible Optical Intubation
    • Single-lung ventilation
    • Special procedures
    • Pediatric airway management
  • Bronchoscopy
    • Pulmonary Hygiene
    • PDT
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