… of managing the airway is better than another. Although tracheal intubation is perceived as
the “gold standard” airway … Training nursing staff in airway management for resuscitation: A …

… Personnel capable of establishing andmaintaining mechanical ventilation must be available.
Policies must exist thatdictate the rapid disposition of the intubated trauma patient to the …

… management of which profoundly affects brain physiology and long-term functional outcomes.
This chapter reviews airway management and mechanical ventilation … and ventilation such …

… airway. The presence of physiological derangements increases the risk of complications during
airway management… airway operator skills may further increase the risk of complications. …

… patient for the following reasons: (1) airway management tends to be more difficult in pregnant
… decreased airway management skills for training and maintenance in the obstetric patient. …

… and elegance in airway management, however this might be … literature with respect to airway
management, evaluated new … very best approach to airway management-the approach we …

… pressure is higher than in normal breathing, improving gas exchange and accounting for
some of the complications of mechanical ventilation. Peak airway pressure marks the end of …

… Airway management techniques are aimed at reducing … airways and mechanical ventilation,
such as retained secretions. The impact of airway management techniques on ventilator-…

… Mechanical ventilation with heated humidifiers or heat and moisture exchangers: effects
on … We systematically reviewed the influence of airway management on VAP in critically ill …

… who has a primary interest in airway management. What is so special about this edition…
airway management, to join us as a new coauthor and share with us his knowledge of the airway. …