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Airway Hotseat [Part 1]

Dec 11, 2023
17:37

In this podcast episode, Dr. Terren Trott conducts a video airway review with three doctors. They discuss the use of video laryngoscopy at the University of Kentucky, emphasizing the importance of recording intubation videos for later asynchronous review. The focus is on challenging airways, with participants analyzing three different cases. Swami shares his approach to managing a soiled airway, advocating for leading with a suction catheter before the laryngoscope. The discussion covers techniques for controlling the tongue, including finger placement and suction catheter use. External Laryngeal Manipulation is highlighted as a valuable tool, offering insights into its application and benefits. The episode concludes with the analysis of a challenging intubation case, addressing issues such as glottic exposure loss, the proximity of the camera, and the potential need for alternative airway approaches during critical situations. The doctors stress the importance of preparedness, a standardized approach, and the role of the bougie in managing difficult airways. The podcast encourages a proactive mindset in airway management and prompts listeners to consider optimizing their techniques for various scenarios.

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