Airway Management

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1. 

   Correspondence

   A novel maneuver to correct the position of an EZ-Blocker^® endobronchial blocker

   Robert Funnekotter MBChB Pages 1-2

2. 

   Book and New Media Reviews

   Difficult Airway Management: Case Studies

   Malcolm F. Howard MD, MSc, FRCPC… Pages 1-2

3. Reports of Original Investigations

   Comparison of the effects of paratracheal pressure and cricoid pressure on placement of the i-gel^® supraglottic airway: a randomized clinical trial

   Dongwook Won MD, Hyerim Kim MD… Pages 1-8

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   Reports of Original Investigations

   Designing and implementing a new icon-based difficult airway cart: a two-phase prospective qualitative improvement project

   Aria Lokon MBBS, FANZCA… Pages 1-9

5. Reports of Original Investigations

   Channelled versus nonchannelled Macintosh videolaryngoscope blades in patients with a cervical collar: a randomized controlled noninferiority trial

   Kyung Won Shin MD, Sang Phil Lee MS… Pages 1-11

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   Reports of Original Investigations

   Comparing leak pressure of LMA^® ProSeal™ versus i-gel^® at head rotation: a randomized controlled trial

   Tomohiro Chaki MD, PhD, Masatsugu Koizumi MD… Pages 66-76

7. Reports of Original Investigations

   The incidence of awake tracheal intubation in anesthetic practice is decreasing: a historical cohort study of the years 2014–2020 at a single tertiary care institution

   J. Adam Law MD, FRCPC, Apiraami Thana MD… Pages 69-78

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8. Reports of Original Investigations

   Assessment of the reliability of virtual preanesthetic airway evaluation compared to traditional in-person airway evaluation: a prospective observational study

   Mars Y. Zhao BSc, James Macaskill BSc… Pages 79-86

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   Correspondence

   Comparing devices for managing the difficult airway

   Pradipta Bhakta MD, MNAMS, FCAI, EDRA, EDIC… Pages 154-155

10. Correspondence

    In reply: Comparing devices for managing the difficult airway

    Martin Petzoldt MD, Catharina Grün… Pages 156-157

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11. Reports of Original Investigations

    Indirect laryngoscopy is more effective than direct laryngoscopy when tracheal intubation is performed by novice operators: a systematic review, meta-analysis, and trial sequential analysis

    Hiroshi Hoshijima DDS, PhD… Pages 201-212

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    Correspondence

    Difficulty with a Laser-Flex™ endotracheal tube and an intubating introducer

    Priya Rudingwa MD, Santhosh Arulprakasam MD… Pages 296-298

13. Reports of Original Investigations

    Emergency airway management in a tertiary trauma centre (AIRMAN): a one-year prospective longitudinal study

    Thomas Hall MD, FRCP… Pages 351-358

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14. 

    Correspondence

    Parallel intubation technique with the Vie Scope^® laryngoscope

    Tomas Henlin MD, PhD, Pavel Michalek MD, PhD… Pages 435-436

15. Correspondence

    In reply: Parallel intubation technique with the Vie Scope^® laryngoscope

    Martin Petzoldt MD, Catharina Grün… Pages 437-438

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    Reports of Original Investigations

    A comparative evaluation of fibreoptic bronchoscopy versus C-MAC^® D-BLADE-guided videolaryngoscopy for nasotracheal intubation under general anesthesia in oropharyngeal carcinoma surgery patients

    Abhishek Kumar DM, Nishkarsh Gupta MD… Pages 503-510

17. 

    Correspondence

    Evolution of airway management in patients with unstable cervical spine trauma: a retrospective cohort study

    Stéphanie Sigaut MD, PhD, Pauline Roine MD… Pages 553-554

18. Correspondence

    Subcutaneous emphysema potentially caused by tracheostomy tubes with subglottic suction devices

    Jianfang Zhou MD, PhD, Ye Tian RRT… Pages 555-556

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    Correspondence

    Initial clinical experience may influence tracheal intubation success rates with indirect laryngoscopy among novice operators

    I-Wen Chen MD, Ting-Sian Yu BSc… Pages 676-677

20. Correspondence

    In reply: Initial clinical experience may influence tracheal intubation success rates with indirect laryngoscopy among novice operators

    Hiroshi Hoshijima DDS, PhD Page 678

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