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Rev Med Suisse Romande · Nov 1999
Review[Role of the ORL anesthetist in foreseen or unforseen difficult intubations].
- C Lopez and A M Cros.
- Centre Universitaire Hospitalier de Bordeaux, Département d'anesthésie réanimation IV, Hôpital des enfants.
- Rev Med Suisse Romande. 1999 Nov 1;119(11):883-6.
AbstractDifficult intubation (DI) is a daily problem in a ENT unit. The place of the ENT anesthesiologist in the management of a DI is both in his own unit and in the hospital as an expert in DI. An anesthesiologist working in a ENT unit should be an expert in techniques allowing to manage intubation and oxygenation in every situations: i.e. fiberscopic intubation, LMA and intubating LMA and transtracheal ventilation. The ENT anesthesiologist may also play a role in the management of a DI in the hospital as an expert, both helping to cope with a difficult airway and teaching airway skills and the value of having a plan before managing any airway.
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