Videolaryngoscopy versus direct laryngoscopy for teaching direct laryngoscopy skills: a systematic review and meta-analysis It is established that videolaryngoscopy improves intubation success rates and views compared with direct laryngoscopy. However, concerns regarding default adoption of videolaryngoscopy include a…

In this new study by Gunning et al., #videolaryngoscopy enhances first-attempt success in teaching direct laryngoscopy, with no compromise in overall outcomes. Should #videolaryngoscopy be the preferred training tool? #AnSky #airway

During hyperangulated #videolaryngoscopy #HAVL the ETT was passed through the soft palate

The authors discuss a ‘blind spot’ of the oropharynx during videolaryngoscopy.

Any thoughts?

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Soft palate injury during hyperangulated #videolaryngoscopy #HAVL

All tracheal intubations carry a risk of trauma to the surrounding tissues.

What are your experiences of this?

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Another great reason to use #videolaryngoscopy, looking very carefully at where we are putting the ET tube. #AnSky #airway #airwaySky