Tag: Intubation
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GA Intubation can be difficult in OSA Surgery
Surgery to correct snoring with severe sleep apnea is a challenge to both anesthetist and operating surgeon.Because of the anatomical anomalies in the upper airway of such patients, intubation during anesthesia can be hazardous. For more videos and details, go to http://drpaulose.com
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Anesthesia before Sleep Apnea Surgery
Would you like to see how a patient is put to sleep for surgery? Please watch it. For more details: go to http://drpaulose.com
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Neck Injury:Subglottic Stenosis
For more videos and details, go to http://drpaulose.com Subglottic stenosis is a narrowing of the subglottic airway.The causes of acquired subglottic stenosis include endotracheal intubation, external trauma, infection or inflammation or thermal or caustic injuries. By far, the most common cause of acquired subglottic stenosis is endotracheal intubation resulting in 90% of the cases.Here the…
