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Difficult Airway – StatPearls – NCBI Bookshelf
A difficult airway is a clinical situation wherein a healthcare provider who is skilled at airway management experiences difficulty with one or more recognised techniques. Various algorithms have been outlined by expert international bodies to provide a basic pathway for managing difficult airways. It is vital that all practitioners who attempt advanced airway management be familiar with the equipment and techniques necessary for successful airway management. This activity reviews how to …

https://www.nejm.org › doi › full › 10.1056 › NEJMra1916801

https://www.nejm.org › doi › full › 10.1056 › NEJMra1916801
Management of the Difficult Airway | NEJM
Difficult airway management is frequently and inappropriately focused on tracheal intubation only. Face-mask ventilation is usually the first step in airway management in an unconscious patient …
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The ‘difficult’ airway | Anesthesia Airway Management (AAM)
If a difficult airway is ‘anticipated’ (based on your thorough preoperative airway assessment!), it allows for the formulation of a safe airway management strategy before you put the patient to sleep. You will have enough time to devise a ‘Plan A’ and a ‘Plan B’ for your airway management, gather needed equipment and help ahead of time. While airway management can still be challenging, it should happen in a fairly controlled fashion.

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Predicting the difficult airway | BJA Education | Oxford Academic
The difficult airway (DA) has been defined as ‘the clinical situation in which a conventionally trained anesthesiologist experiences difficulty with face mask ventilation of the upper airway, difficulty with tracheal intubation, or both’. 1 A more complete definition would include airway instrumentation (e.g. with supraglottic airway devices), direct tracheal access, and consideration of the airway at extubation.

https://www.bjanaesthesia.org › article › S0007-0912(20)30220-8 › fulltext

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The difficult airway refocused – British Journal of Anaesthesia
The term difficult airway is a concept well appreciated by airway managers around the world.1-3 In its broadest sense, it can be defined as challenges associated with any of the four methods of oxygenation: tracheal intubation, face mask ventilation, supraglottic airway ventilation, and emergency front-of-neck airway.4 It is notable that difficulty with any of these methods of management is primarily related to anatomic features which make these techniques procedurally …

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Difficult Airway – PubMed
The American Society of Anesthesiologists defines a difficult airway as existing when a conventionally trained anesthesiologist experiences difficulty with facemask ventilation of the upper airway, difficulty with tracheal intubation, or both. Canadian guidelines are broader, defining it as where an experienced provider anticipates or encounters difficulty with any or all of face mask ventilation, direct or indirect (e.g., video) laryngoscopy, tracheal intubation, SGD [supraglottic device …

https://theanesthesiaconsultant.com › 2021 › 11 › 17 › asa-difficult-airway-algorithm

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The New 2022 Asa Difficult Airway Algorithm
Commit the 2022 ASA Difficult Airway Algorithm to memory. Use awake intubation when you’re concerned about the potential of a Cannot intubate-cannot oxygenate scenario. And if you’re in the middle of a difficult airway emergency, call for help and be aware of the passage of time, the number of attempts, and the oxygen saturation. Don’t let an excessive number of minutes elapse without regaining oxygenation of your patient.

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Home | Difficult Airway Society
Gulf Paediatric Airway Course. Basildon Airway Course. Difficult Airway Day, University of Leicester (Face to Face Course) Birmingham School of Anaesthesia Difficult Airway Rescue Techniques (BASDART) GOSH Paediatric Difficult Airway Course. Northumbria Airway Workshop (NAW)

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Difficult airway algorithms and checklists – Critical Care Airway …
In NAP 4, a disproportionately high number of major airway incidents occurred in the ED and ICU, and they were more likely to result in prolonged harm. Thirty six out of 184 major airway incidents occurred in the ICU, with 50% resulting in death, and another 10% brain damaged. This equated to a seventy-fold increased risk of death compared to patients in the anaesthesia cohort. The incidents more likely to occur out of hours and involve junior doctors, and failure to use capnography …

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Setting up a Difficult Airway Trolley (DAT) | Difficult Airway Society
Staff in recovery areas need rapid access to an airway trolley which should include equipment suitable for routine and difficult airway management. Other sections of this report highlight the recommendation for capnography in all areas where tracheal intubation is performed. This also applies to tracheal intubation in the recovery room. Routine capnography might have enabled earlier detection of airway obstruction in some cases, if it had been available and staff trained in its use.

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