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Difficult airway management in the emergency room using an airway scope
*Corresponding Author(s): HIROSHI DOHGOMORI E-mail: hd5621hd@yahoo.co.jo
In the emergency room, some cases need adequate airway management. We present a patient whom we intubated using a new device. This device might be an option in airway management but some considerations should also be taken into account.
airway management, sco-pe, secretions, bleeding
MASATOMO KITAMURA,HIROSHI DOHGOMORI,KAZUFUMI OKAMOTO. Difficult airway management in the emergency room using an airway scope. Signa Vitae. 2008. 3(1);55-56.
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