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C-Mac Video Laryngoscope is Superior to the Macintosh Direct Laryngoscope for ED Intubation

Repeated Attempts at Intubation are Associated with Adverse Events

i-gel has High Success for Elective Intubations

2012 Airway Article of the Year

Dr. Ron Walls and guest panelists Cheryl Lynn Horton, MD and Ali S. Raja, MD present four nominees for “Airway Article of the Year.” The nominated articles were chosen from among those featured in the 2012 Quarterly Airway Research Updates. The panelists discuss and debate the content and merits of... Read more..

ResMed Mask Facilitates Effective Ventilation in Simulated Respiratory Arrest

December 2012 Quarterly Airway Research Update

Dr. Ron Walls selects the most relevant research from recently published articles, shares their results and discusses their impact on the practice of emergency airway management. Originally presented as a live webinar, this presentation also features Ali S. Raja, MD and Cheryl Lynn Horton, MD. Dr. Walls is Chair of... Read more..

2012 Airway Article of the Year Announced

Airway World hosted the first annual "Airway Article of the Year" awards show as a live webinar on December 12, 2012. Ron Walls, MD and guest presenters Ali Raja, MD, MPH, MBA and Cheryl Lynn Horton, MD selected and presented four articles as finalists — one for each of the Quarterly... Read more..

Direct Versus Video Laryngoscopy for Foreign Body Removal

Cervical Spine Collars Improve LMA Supreme Seal Pressures

Pediatric Rapid Sequence Intubation: Video Reviews are Revealing

Still No Reason Not to Use Single-Does Etomidate for RSI in Septic Patients

Airtraq Outperforms Macintosh in Obese Patients

C-Mac Outperforms McGrath for Anticipated Difficult Intubation

Percutaneous Cricothyroidotomy: Cut First, Poke Later

Succinylcholine Improves Tidal Volumes During Facemask Ventilation

The Self-Pressurized AirQ and LMA Unique Devices Perform Comparably in Children

Single Bolus Etomidate in Trauma Patients Remains a Viable Option

High Failure Rate for Levitan FPS Scope in Predicted Difficult Intubations

Ketofol Causes Less Hypotension than Propofol Alone

Ultrasound Guided, Bougie-Assisted Cricothyrotomy Successful in Cadavers

Fiberoptic vs Video Laryngoscopy for Difficult Intubation

LMA Unique has Low Failure Rate in Elective Use

GlideScope Requires Less Force Than Mcintosh Laryngoscope

Pharyngeal Anatomy of Manikins Differs from that of Live Patients

The i-gel and LMA Classic Perform Similarly in Healthy Children

Use of Paralytic Agents Facilitates Intubation Outside the Operating Room

Cricothyroid Membrane Identification by Palpitation is Difficult in Females

Intubation of Critically Ill Patients in Scotland

C-Mac Video Laryngoscope is Superior to the Macintosh Direct Laryngoscope for ED Intubation

Repeated Attempts at Intubation are Associated with Adverse Events

i-gel has High Success for Elective Intubations

2012 Airway Article of the Year

Similar Success with Direct and Video Laryngoscopy for Novices Intubating Critically Ill Patients

ResMed Mask Facilitates Effective Ventilation in Simulated Respiratory Arrest

December 2012 Quarterly Airway Research Update

2012 Airway Article of the Year Announced

Direct Versus Video Laryngoscopy for Foreign Body Removal

Cervical Spine Collars Improve LMA Supreme Seal Pressures

Pediatric Rapid Sequence Intubation: Video Reviews are Revealing

Still No Reason Not to Use Single-Does Etomidate for RSI in Septic Patients

Airtraq Outperforms Macintosh in Obese Patients

C-Mac Outperforms McGrath for Anticipated Difficult Intubation

Percutaneous Cricothyroidotomy: Cut First, Poke Later

Succinylcholine Improves Tidal Volumes During Facemask Ventilation

The Self-Pressurized AirQ and LMA Unique Devices Perform Comparably in Children

Single Bolus Etomidate in Trauma Patients Remains a Viable Option

High Failure Rate for Levitan FPS Scope in Predicted Difficult Intubations

Ketofol Causes Less Hypotension than Propofol Alone

Ultrasound Guided, Bougie-Assisted Cricothyrotomy Successful in Cadavers

Fiberoptic vs Video Laryngoscopy for Difficult Intubation

LMA Unique has Low Failure Rate in Elective Use

GlideScope Requires Less Force Than Mcintosh Laryngoscope

Pharyngeal Anatomy of Manikins Differs from that of Live Patients

The i-gel and LMA Classic Perform Similarly in Healthy Children

Use of Paralytic Agents Facilitates Intubation Outside the Operating Room

Cricothyroid Membrane Identification by Palpitation is Difficult in Females

Intubation of Critically Ill Patients in Scotland

LMA Supreme Outperforms the i-gel for Novices