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Thanks from an SRNA!

I would love to embed your CICO presentation videos in a powerpoint presentation that I can then deliver over Skype, unfortunately this is not possible as this has been restricted, would you be willing to send them to me so I can embed, I teach nurses in rural and remote northern Alberta Canada, so to reach them I do most presentations over Skype. my personal e-mail is linddesa@gmail .com , should you require verification of my role I can get my employer to do that :)

Nice..

I understand the aintree’s ideal but not when using a smaller tube/lma. What I do iin emergency is insert ETT halfway into the LMA, inflate the cuff and attach swivel to tube. This allows for ventilation and inserting a Fibrescope. Once carina is visualised deflate ETT cuff and advance tube into the trachea. A microlaryngeal tube or fasttrach tube is ideal for this because it’s longer. LMA stays in place since it’s removal can be delayed until after the emergency

You are looking good Mark very nice demonstration .

Very useful, thank you.

Very good, specially the coments about the classic LMA, pro seal and supreme ;-)

Hi , excellent videos. Part of the seldinger technique is stabilising the wire proximally before advancing the device along the "stationary ' wire. This is to avoid kinking the wire and creating a new or false passage not in the lumen of the trachea and subsequent subcutaneous emphysema distorting the anatomy.. In one of your sequences the proximal end of the wire completely disappears into the Melker . This could also lead to a lost wire into the airway. Either complication can have serious results. Maybe this could be mentioned if the video is updated.

Nice tips. In the event the IV cannula is reinserted to salvage a difficult or prolonged placement, would you endorse re-aspirating with a fluid-filled syringe to confirm tracheal placment prior to jet ventilation? Since shaking can be present in a high-stress situation, I have adopted as my routiune practice for all guidewires to oppose the hypothenar eminences to stabilize each hand relative to the other. With the wire grasped between the thumb and index finger of one hand and dilator between the thumb and index finger of the other, there is better control for threading the guidewire into the tiny orifice of a dilator. With this device it would then be necessary to regrip the base of the device to hold the dilator in place.

Sorry, posted my previous comment before finding the video with voice

What do you use for topicalisation? Namely, what was in the nebulizer, nasal spray and syringes?

Sorry Barco only just seen your comment, it is currently silet, as not had time to do voice over. Cheers AndyH P.S. I am, with a colleague, making an Iphone/adroid app for AFOi so watch this space

Is this video supposed to be silent or is it my computer? I don't have a problem with the sound from any other of the airway videos.