Nasotracheal intubation (NTI) plays an important role in pediatric airway management,
offering advantages in specific situations, such as oral and maxillofacial surgery and …

Although the use of awake flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopic (FFB) intubation is a well‐
recognized airway management technique in patients with difficult airway, its use in smaller …

Background: Difficult intubation in infants is uncommon but may be a challenge for the
anesthesiologist. Many optical‐assisted techniques are available to ease endotracheal …

Aim To compare intubation conditions and hemodynamic response of two induction
regimens, with or without muscle relaxant using a combination of either fentanyl and …

Background There is no national or international consensus or guideline on recommended
dosing of lidocaine for airway topicalization in children. Doses quoted in the literature vary …

Over the last few decades, there is a paramount shift in the implementation of pediatric
anesthesia. Although for most of the time, difficult airway scenarios are well-planned and …

Proteus syndrome (PS) is a rare congenital hamartomatous disorder with multisystem
involvement. PS shows highly clinical variability due to overgrowth of the affected areas, and …

Pediatric airway management can be a challenging task for any anaesthesiologist. A foreign
body compromising the airway only adds to the difficulties. Airway management requires …

The role of awake fiberoptic bronchoscopy in non burn population is well established,
however, in burn patients; more evaluation is needed. Here'sa case of successful …

Airway management in a case of parapharyngeal abscess is challenging as there can be
airway obstruction during anaesthetic induction. We describe airway management in 13-yr …