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Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2012
There is a large variation in the methods and techniques used to secure the airway in children for the purposes of diagnosis and surgery. This review gives an idea of the different ways through which this can be achieved.Studies of new devices such as laryngoscopes and the use of the laryngeal mask are changing how some approach the paediatric airway ...
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There is a large variation in the methods and techniques used to secure the airway in children for the purposes of diagnosis and surgery. This review gives an idea of the different ways through which this can be achieved.Studies of new devices such as laryngoscopes and the use of the laryngeal mask are changing how some approach the paediatric airway ...
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Baillière's Clinical Anaesthesiology, 1995
Summary The paediatric airway is strikingly different from that of the adult in both structure and function. These differences lie predominantly in the compliance and resistance of the system and are maximal at birth, decreasing progressively with increasing age.
Brendan O'Hare +2 more
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Summary The paediatric airway is strikingly different from that of the adult in both structure and function. These differences lie predominantly in the compliance and resistance of the system and are maximal at birth, decreasing progressively with increasing age.
Brendan O'Hare +2 more
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Current Anaesthesia & Critical Care, 2000
Abstract The first part of this article describes the anatomical and physiological features of the upper airway and the respiratory system in paediatric patients relevant to airway management. This is followed by a section on airway evaluation, which outlines elements of the patient's history and examination that should alert medical and nursing staff
D. Patel, G.H. Meakin
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Abstract The first part of this article describes the anatomical and physiological features of the upper airway and the respiratory system in paediatric patients relevant to airway management. This is followed by a section on airway evaluation, which outlines elements of the patient's history and examination that should alert medical and nursing staff
D. Patel, G.H. Meakin
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Management of the paediatric airway: new developments
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2002During the last 2 years, some interesting new devices have been made available to improve airway management in children and infants, and several studies have advanced our understanding concerning risks and benefits of the current practice in the field.
Ansgar M, Brambrink, Roland R, Meyer
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Functional assessment of the paediatric laryngeal airway
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1990After resolution of conditions necessitating tracheostomy in children, decannulation may be extremely difficult and associated with significant morbidity. Endoscopy and radiography can identify anatomical abnormalities preventing decannulation. Physiological abnormalities are, however, more difficult to assess.
D B, Kearns +5 more
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An update in paediatric airway management
Revista Española de Anestesiología y Reanimación (English Edition), 2022E, Schmucker Agudelo +7 more
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Revue de laryngologie - otologie - rhinologie, 2000
To review all paediatric endoscopies performed in a tertiary referral unit over a three-year period.Retrospective analysis of case-notes of all paediatric endoscopies performed between May 1993 and June 1996.333 paediatric airway endoscopies were performed on 146 children, of which 52% were GP referrals and the remainder secondary referrals.
N, Bhat, R, De, H, Zeiton
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To review all paediatric endoscopies performed in a tertiary referral unit over a three-year period.Retrospective analysis of case-notes of all paediatric endoscopies performed between May 1993 and June 1996.333 paediatric airway endoscopies were performed on 146 children, of which 52% were GP referrals and the remainder secondary referrals.
N, Bhat, R, De, H, Zeiton
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[Airway Management in Paediatric Anaesthesia].
Anasthesiologie, Intensivmedizin, Notfallmedizin, Schmerztherapie : AINS, 2023Due to their low reserves, hypoxia and cardiac arrest occur rapidly in children. The continuous securing of the airway as well as maintenance of oxygenation and ventilation are of prior importance in paediatric anaesthesia. For this purpose, bag-mask ventilation and the opening of the upper airway must be trained and mastered in particular. As the most
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