Fiberoptic Intubation Using LMA as A Conduit and Cook Airway Catheter as An Exchanger in A Case of Tessier 7 Facial Cleft Syndrome.
Any anaesthesiologist handling a paediatric airway must have a detailed understanding of the differences in airway anatomy, signs and symptoms of airway compromise and common paediatric airway abnormalities. In addition to various equipments needed to manage a difficult airway, there should be a clear plan for evaluation, preparation and management of life threatening complications. We share our experience of successfully managing a difficult airway of a 5 year old child with Tessier 7 facial cleft syndrome. We emphasize the importance of preoperative evaluation, preparation and use of various airway adjuncts.
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Head of the Department, Department of Anaesthesia, Jaslok Hospital and Reserch Center, Mumbai.
Jain
Anand
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Baxi
Vaibhavi
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Parab
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Budhakar
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