More from Krishna today on skill mastery of the Bonfils. Videos below from our pals at @livHeadandNeck or better still, join us on the next ADAM course.
Management of airway trauma with James Bordoni. If you haven’t seen https://t.co/AJHHBLVBxH then it’s a must read. By @theadamcourse faculty @simonjudemercer @benjamesmorton and non-twitter others.
Back again with our Aintree Difficult Airway Management - ADAM - Course. The legendary Pete Groom talking about the causes of unrecognised oesophageal intubation #notracewrongplace
Great idea from Sam Goodhand (Anaesthetic SpR in Wessex):
Credit card sized and designed to fix to the ICU on-call bleep.
The DAS ICS FICM RCoA Critically ill intubation CHECKLIST.
Fantastic Human Factors innovation!
Well done SAM!
Give-aways @DASEdinburgh18
See you there!
@doctimcook @bertisfantastic @pompeygasman @AirwayMxAcademy@NicholasChrimes@dr_imranahmad Agreed. This case was due to using an airway exchange catheter and applying high pressure to the distal-most airways.
Not aware that the Aintree Intubation Catheter is any more rigid than a standard bougie.
Congratulations to the anaesthetic team @AintreeHospital the latest department to achieve @RCoANews Anaesthesia Clinical Services Accreditation! 24 departments have achieved ACSA so far – find out more about the College's peer-reviewed scheme here: https://t.co/O7ELDDw1Kx
Each course has been running in it’s own right for many years. For the first time we are combining them to give you the best of what Liverpool has to offer. https://t.co/5Ozc9VgChB https://t.co/QtnQWvJG00
The Mersey Anaesthesia Careers Day will be on Friday 12th October and we are now taking bookings! See https://t.co/uqqVq9WRv6 for more information and how to book!
I’m not sure if I’m precise or pedantic. This letter refers to THRIVE five times. Ironically, since THRIVE is an apnoeic technique, the only time it was THRIVE was when they took it off because the patient had stopped breathing. It’s NFNO. It’s HFNO. It’s HFNO. @Anaes_Journal