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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2008
Pediatric airway problems are seen commonly in pediatric and general emergency departments, management of the pediatric airway is often stressful to providers. This article reviews the pediatric airway, highlighting the anatomic and physiologic differences between infant, pediatric and adult airways, and how these differences impact assessment and ...
Marianne Gausche-Hill +1 more
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Pediatric airway problems are seen commonly in pediatric and general emergency departments, management of the pediatric airway is often stressful to providers. This article reviews the pediatric airway, highlighting the anatomic and physiologic differences between infant, pediatric and adult airways, and how these differences impact assessment and ...
Marianne Gausche-Hill +1 more
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Journal of Thoracic Imaging, 1995
Accurate diagnosis is important in the evaluation of airway disorders of infants and children. Today, multiple imaging techniques are available to evaluate the pediatric airway. In general, it is best to start with simple and readily available examinations, which may provide a diagnosis in most cases, and progress to more sophisticated studies only in ...
S, Mahboubi, S S, Kramer
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Accurate diagnosis is important in the evaluation of airway disorders of infants and children. Today, multiple imaging techniques are available to evaluate the pediatric airway. In general, it is best to start with simple and readily available examinations, which may provide a diagnosis in most cases, and progress to more sophisticated studies only in ...
S, Mahboubi, S S, Kramer
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Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 2004
Good airway management technique is an essential skill for physicians in most specialties. This article begins with a review of basic airway anatomy and the physiology of the uninstrumented airway. This subject is of particular importance given the increasing use of procedural sedation and the increased recognition of sleep-disordered breathing in ...
William L, McNiece, Stephen F, Dierdorf
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Good airway management technique is an essential skill for physicians in most specialties. This article begins with a review of basic airway anatomy and the physiology of the uninstrumented airway. This subject is of particular importance given the increasing use of procedural sedation and the increased recognition of sleep-disordered breathing in ...
William L, McNiece, Stephen F, Dierdorf
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Proposal for the management of the unexpected difficult pediatric airway
Paediatric Anaesthesia, 2010 The incidence of unanticipated difficult or failed airway in otherwise healthy children is rare, and routine airway management in pediatric patients is easy in experienced hands.
Markus Weiss
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1988
This article focuses on the specific anatomic differences in the pediatric patient when contrasted with the adult patient. An emergency physician must be familiar with these differences to provide the best emergency care. Because maintaining an adequate airway is so crucial to these patients, recognition of these differences in the infant and child may
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This article focuses on the specific anatomic differences in the pediatric patient when contrasted with the adult patient. An emergency physician must be familiar with these differences to provide the best emergency care. Because maintaining an adequate airway is so crucial to these patients, recognition of these differences in the infant and child may
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2010
Pediatric disorders that involve actual or potential airway compromise are among the most challenging cases that emergency department providers face. This article discusses the diagnosis and management of common and uncommon conditions in infants and children who may present with airway obstruction.
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Pediatric disorders that involve actual or potential airway compromise are among the most challenging cases that emergency department providers face. This article discusses the diagnosis and management of common and uncommon conditions in infants and children who may present with airway obstruction.
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2018
Abstract The practice of procedural sedation involves the use of medications that alter upper airway function and patency because of myoneural suppression of anatomic airway elements. It is the specific responsibility of the sedationist to ensure upper airway patency during conditions induced by pharmaceuticals in which the airway is ...
Lowell Clark, Stephen Tomek
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Abstract The practice of procedural sedation involves the use of medications that alter upper airway function and patency because of myoneural suppression of anatomic airway elements. It is the specific responsibility of the sedationist to ensure upper airway patency during conditions induced by pharmaceuticals in which the airway is ...
Lowell Clark, Stephen Tomek
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2011
In addition to the various developmental and normal physiologic factors that influence the airway, certain diseases and congenital defects may cause structural abnormalities. Many of these may present with upper airway obstruction. The differential diagnosis for extrathoracic airway obstruction is extensive and includes obstructions of the nasal ...
Robert H. Cleveland +3 more
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In addition to the various developmental and normal physiologic factors that influence the airway, certain diseases and congenital defects may cause structural abnormalities. Many of these may present with upper airway obstruction. The differential diagnosis for extrathoracic airway obstruction is extensive and includes obstructions of the nasal ...
Robert H. Cleveland +3 more
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Advanced Pediatric Airway Simulation
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2017Simulation is an emerging and viable means to increase pediatric airway surgical training. A variety of simulators currently exist that may be used or modified for laryngoscopy, bronchoscopy, and endoscopic intervention, although anatomic realism and utility for complex procedures are limited.
Charles M, Myer, Noel, Jabbour
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Pediatric Airway in Health and Disease
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1994The most common cause of pediatric anesthetic morbidity is the failure to adequately oxygenate. Problems with pediatric airways are the major cause of this inability to provide adequate oxygenation. Problems with pediatric airways and the diseases that affect them require not only knowledge about their pathophysiology but also considerable hands-on ...
F A, Berry, T A, Yemen
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