Airwaves Ep 2 - The Truth About Videolaryngoscopy

2.12.2023

Safe Airway Society Podcasts

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Recorded 12th January 2021

Full video livestream of all Airwaves Podcasts is available on the Safe Airway Society YouTube channel.

Despite video laryngoscopy now being a widely available tool for airway management, airway practitioners continue to debate its role, its benefit over direct laryngoscopy and the optimal technique for its use.

Host Nicholas Chrimes is joined by airway experts Tim Cook and George Kovacs to explore the evidence and controversies related to these issues.

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Airwaves Ep 2 - The Truth About Videolaryngoscopy

Safe Airway Society Podcasts

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