Training in Airway Management

Overview

Journal Anaesthesia

Specialty Anesthesiology

Date 2002 Oct 3

PMID 12358955

Citations 24

Authors

K R Stringer

S Bajenov

S M Yentis

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Abstract

Management of the airway is central to the practice of anaesthesia, yet trainees frequently feel poorly trained in this area. A large range of skills needs to be acquired, but there are often problems providing training on live patients. We review the different modalities available for training and assessment in airway management.

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