… All trauma patients should have both anatomic and … , planned for, and ideally corrected
as part of their airway plan. … and why trauma patients may encounter difficulty in airway …

… the commonly used airway management algorithms are a poor substitute for a conceptual
understanding of the basic principles of the five components of airway management, although …

… or completely obstructed airway and had a higher mortality. Although the reported rate of
airway compromise is high in the trauma patients in this study, the number of trauma patients is …

… Airway management in the trauma patient has evolved … airway management has revolutionized
airway management in the … of trauma systems anchored by Level 1 trauma centers have …

… A trauma patient may require airway management in a variety of physical circumstances.
Whereas, the commonly used airway management … for invasive airway management. Difficult …

… Level I trauma centers recommends that airway control fall … change wherein airway
management of the trauma patient is … questions: (1) Is intubation of trauma patients being …

… Though airway management is important in both the … for airway management for the adult
trauma patient in both the … algorithm for airway management in the adult trauma patient. …

… patients. A high degree of suspicion for actual or impending airway obstruction should be
assumed in all trauma patients… in managing the airway in 7 to 10% of trauma patients. To avoid …

… the airway anatomy. Indirect or associated airway trauma affecting airway management is
… the techniques available for airway management. Injuries that may cause direct and indirect …

… airway management in the trauma patient. The article will review up-to-date information
concerning the difficult airway, … difficult airway management in trauma patients will be provided. …