Management of the Difficult Airway During Extubation
A difficult airway can be a life-threatening complication during general anesthesia. Although a difficult airway is usually discussed and emphasized before and during intubation, tracheal extubation is a high-risk stage of anesthesia which can lead to ...
Martin, Paighton
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